Sentence examples for built due to from inspiring English sources

Her scavenged structures, first built due to economy, were more human than these monstrous statements of steel and might.

When heavy summer flooding hit in 2012, I revealed that almost 300 planned flood defences had not been built due to the cuts.

The Guardian revealed in July that 294 schemes that had been in line for funding had not been built due to cuts.

Laws also signalled that the Liberal Democrats may split with their coalition partners over imposing free schools or academies in places requiring new schools to be built due to high demand.

In July 2012, the Guardian revealed that almost 300 shovel-ready flood defence projects which had been in line for funding had not been built due to budget cuts.

In July 2012, the Guardian revealed that almost 300 shovel-ready flood defence projects which had been in line for funding had not been built due to the 28% year-on-year cut in the budget in the coalition's first year.

Part of the European E90 highway system that stretches from Istanbul to Italy (via a Greek ferry from Igoumenitsa), the road proved devilishly complex to build due to the mountains of the Pindos range in Epiros.

By today (2017) it is clear that the previous two ambitious transport policy documents targeted highly ambitious goals, of which numerous are just becoming realistic to build due to financial reasons or due to traffic development, which was hit hard by the global financial crisis of 2008 2009.

The institutional model (se e.g., levels of analysis by Davey et al. 2013a, b) can be formally ambitious, but it runs the risk of being bureaucratic and slow to build due to all the known obstacles within the university and faculty systems.

These conglomerates feel the wind blowing, however, as the pressure to provide open source solutions, support academic freedom, and make education more accessible and democratic builds due to our ability to share unmediated information directly and organize.

The connection to Bury was never built, due mainly to the objections of the company's engineer, Jesse Hartley.