Sentence examples for coming due to from inspiring English sources

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

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 airline, a unit of UAL, has been operating in bankruptcy protection for more than a year, and has said that it must restructure the payments coming due to its employee pension funds if it is to emerge successfully.

Long seen as up and coming due to its fast links to the City and the West End and the leafy "village" at its heart, the area has attracted families priced out of Hackney and Islington.

Not many would complain about this feud running through to SummerSlam, with the only complaints coming due to the Wyatt Family looking rather weak despite being touted as monsters.

— Colonel Dave Lapan, a Pentagon spokesman "Americans can be proud of the role our country has played in helping to defeat Qaddafi, but we regret that this success was so long in coming due to the failure of the United States to employ the full weight of our airpower".

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

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.

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