Sentence examples for come due to from inspiring English sources

"It is not too bad now but we are afraid it will come, due to pressure on services".

Ann's attendance on her clients is good but obviously there are times when she cannot come due to illness etc.

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The coach Miguel Herrera called up Javier Orozco of the Mexican champions Santos Laguna to take Hernández's place, with the striker saying he was sorry his chance had come due to a team-mate's misfortune.

The risk is that jirga may be a one-sided interaction of the people in power with the vulnerable Afghan elders – asking the elders to help with the peace process while ignoring that some of these elders might be executed upon their return to their village, and some will not even try to come due to such fear from the local militants and insurgents.

"Hopefully in the second third of the season we will kick on and get the victories that haven't come due to late goals and teams frustrating us".

African leaders, from where many migrants are coming due to repression, are largely mute.

In the fourth quarter of 2008, $80 billion in corporate and bank debt came due to foreign lenders, he said.

"As soon as the call came, due to the standing Norwich have, and their Premier League status, it was something that excited me," said Hughton.

And just two hours west of Philadelphia, Harrisburg, the state capital, recently announced that it would default on a payment coming due to general obligation bondholders.

"The proposal came due to the international pressure practiced by human rights organizations, which made Russia seem like a partner in the Syrian regime's crimes".