Sentence examples for bigger due to from inspiring English sources

Marks & Spencer said its sprouts were slightly bigger due to the mild autumn this year, but that with cold weather now forecast, growth should slow.

Try living in Cornwall - constant rain and water bill well over £800 pa for a two up two down - not that we could afford anything bigger due to the number of second homes, luxury holiday lets etc for the well heeled Home Counties.

He's only 6-foot-4 but plays bigger due to his immense wingspan and the 233 pounds he carries.

The phone may still be driving the same number of pixels, but they are bigger due to the increased screen size and this means greater battery drain.

It is known that TiO2 shows a strong polaronic effect in which the carrier effective mass becomes bigger due to strong electron phonon interactions [53, 54].

However, when the neighborhood size reaches to 80, we can see the value of MAE becomes bigger due to the over-fitting problem.

McGuire had paid much bigger dues to the Republican Party, which rewards loyalty at least as much as does the Mafia itself.

Southern was encouraged to spend big due to a quirk in the way that the power industry is regulated.

The biggest, due to be completed next spring, will provide more than 2m square metres of new office space (smaller projects are expected to add another 3m square metres).But demand is falling.

On the contrary, when the entropy value is greater, the difference in the gray values of pixels within the window is big due to the existence of blob targets.

First, the path-loss of the human body is quite big due to the different electrical properties of the body tissue [14]; therefore, wireless communication through the human body is more challenging than through the air.