Sentence examples for continued owing to from inspiring English sources

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development recently noted (about UK experience in the year 2000): 'Exports picked up, reflecting the dynamism of demand overseas, but market share erosion continued owing to strength of the pound, despite the compression of exporters' margins... On most estimates the pound remains overvalued.

Family members should also not receive live immunizations unless there is an outbreak of a specific infection in the community; however, routine immunization with inactivated influenza and pertussis should be continued owing to herd immunity.

The trend for more lung cancer is likely to continue owing to higher smoking rates in Asian men aged 30 49 years than those aged 50 74 years (Smith et al, 2003b).

This is of significant public health importance, as the gradual decline in circulating 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentrations reported globally is likely to continue owing to the increase in the proportion of older populations, obesity, and lack of adequate sun exposure combined with sunscreen use.

Disapproval of congressional Democrats has also risen by a smaller amount — 56 to 61percentt — as the shutdown has continued, owing in large part to greater approval among fellow Democrats.

Her agelessness, you continue, owes something to her struggle against physical decline.

In contrast, all 17 subjects in the haloperidol group experienced unexpected side effects and 6 (35.3%) were not able to continue medication owing to unbearable adverse events.

The Zambian economy continued to deteriorate owing to a fall in the world price of copper (Zambia's chief export), the rising price of oil (its chief import), the withdrawal of foreign aid and investment by developed countries, and worsening corruption within Kaunda's government.

In Uttar Pradesh, major rivers continued to swell owing to heavy rains.

The survival rates for most tumours are, however, continually improving owing to earlier detection, continued improvement in treatment therapies and better general medical management (Marrett et al, 2008).

The breasts of the female continue to grow owing to the presence of the female hormone, estrogen.