Sentence examples for doing due to from inspiring English sources

Verily, Beatrice and Axl set out on their awfully big adventure, even though they knowest not what they were doing due to the mist.

While here, you'll never run out of things to avoid doing due to a crippling fear of embarrassing yourself in front of other adults.

Shall we go and look for him?" Verily, it was thus that Beatrice and Axl set out on their awfully big adventure, even though they knowest not where they were going or what they were doing, due to the mist that descended on them.

The RMT said it wanted an "above-inflation pay rise in a one-year deal" due to the additional amount of work staff were doing due to record number of passengers.

Then, they face guilt over their feeling that Dent's descent into madness was also their own doing, due to the previous failure to protect him.

This is increasingly done, due to the popular misunderstanding that development per se will lead to a better climate.

The Sun enjoyed a particularly good January, as it so often does, due to its cheap holiday offers to readers.

But we keep having to compromise on how much we can do, due to lack of time.

"Nothing was done due to the false belief that recognising and tackling gender violence would affect tourism," she said.

She lives alone and the car gives her the independence that public transport cannot do due to arthritis.

However, highly accurate body fat assessment is not routinely done due to limited access to expensive and labor-intensive methods.