Sentence examples for due as much from inspiring English sources

The house was in a dreadful condition due as much to old age as to its recent occupants.

With no new nickel mines starting up until 2006, the surge in prices has been due as much to expectations of supply shortages as to rising demand.

Skakel's victory is due as much to his many privileges as a defendant as it is to the actual evidence in his case.

But the present affluence of the advanced countries is due as much to colonial exploitation as to their mastery over science and modern technology.

It seems the recent drop in lone parenthood is due as much to new households being formed with two parents living together as by an increase in cohabitation among unmarried parents.

The fact that Utah is a strongly red state is due as much to its geography as to its religious majority, as evidenced by its neighbors: Idaho, Arizona, and Wyoming are equally conservative by most measures.

But it is also only a fine operation if closure is given its due attention, as much as openings are.

Bale has been the key man for Spurs in a number of games this season but Parker feels Lennon is due just as much praise as the Welshman.

We observed that the concern is probably exaggerated and certainly premature, since many people who enrolled late in the cycle, including those in the March surge, may not have payments due for as much as six weeks after enrollment.

This is due at least as much to tough good sense as to stylishness.

Their disappearance is due at least as much to the use of sewers as to any medical advance.