Sentence examples for due according to from inspiring English sources

This year alone, more than $700 billion in corporate loans will come due, according to Standard & Poor's.

This was largely due, according to the authors, to "increasing death rates from drug and alcohol poisonings, suicide, and chronic liver diseases and cirrhosis".

In late October, with the mortgage payment 19 days past due, according to Tim Devine, the banks called in the entire $5.5 million note.

That's especially a risk in the peak year of 2014, when a staggering $219 billion of debt comes due, according to Standard & Poor's Leveraged Commentary and Data.

So, to forestall a showdown and give Adele the awards she is due (according to the implicit laws of NARAS), West was conveniently excluded.

The new thrill seems to be the Mayan apocalypse, due – according to any number of internet seers – on 22 December 2012.

Membership costs $2,000 to buy an initial share and $578 annually in dues, according to Bill Feese, the association manager.

Altogether, the organization has more than 1,300 operatives throughout São Paulo who are expected to pay monthly dues, according to a report this month by the newspaper Folha de São Paulo based on police documents.

The union will receive 1.5% of each adjunct's pay in dues, according to The Boston Globe.

However, the work only considers the resource allocation, and it does not guarantee the SINR of CUEs and DUEs according to their minimum SINR requirements.

She was admitted to the Washington, D.C., bar in 1995, though she is currently suspended for nonpayment of dues, according to the complaint.