Sentence examples for changes owing from inspiring English sources
Labor has said it would not reverse the changes owing to the budget situation but would examine the "disincentives" identified under the new policy.
Brazilians also witnessed changes owing to a slow and profound economic transformation that made Brazil one of the major industrial nations of the world by the early 1980s, boasting the world's 10th largest gross national product.
The position of each component changes owing to variations in the surrounding conditions, such as temperature, electromagnetic forces, and support methods.
The main drawback of Ni/YSZ anode supports for solid oxide fuel cell application is their low tolerance to reducing and oxidizing (RedOx) atmosphere changes, owing to the Ni/NiO volume variation.
The treatment of S. mansoni-infected mice with green tea succeeded to suppress oxidative stress by decreasing the lipid peroxides but failed to significantly enhance the antioxidant defense system and deteriorated changes owing to liver damage and necrosis.
In situ atomic force microscopy provided direct insight into changes in the surface morphology at several hundred nanometres when topographical changes owing to the breakdown of the passive layer, and initiation of corrosion were monitored.
I wasn't brought up to think in this way, to think that big historical changes owed their shape to the personality and behaviour of individual men and women.
The changes owed a lot to political discontent: Theresa May was embarrassed by queues at Heathrow and by selective passport checking, as a way of dealing with congestion and staff cuts.
These changes owed to the Service's position that both activities were not trades or businesses, but rather merely investments.
The way consumers interact with brands has changed owing to the accessibility of internet connection on smartphones, and ubiquitous mobility.
Assuming crop husbandry factors are unchanged, farm yields would show only marginal increases (3 6%) due to climate change owing to limitations in nitrogen availability.
