Sentence examples for due can from inspiring English sources

"Typically, good retail areas have very low vacancy rates," said Amira Yunis, an executive vice president of CBRE, "and finding out who owns which buildings, who are the decision makers and when leases come due can be very hard to figure out".

Moreover, certain back taxes, more than three years due, can be discharged.

For example, a CUE in sector S C shall use the resource partition F C. However, a DUE can use any frequency resource except the one allocated to its sector.

It has been shown that a D2D pair in sector S 1 can only use one of the frequency sub-bands F C, F 2, and F 3 but not F 1. Thus, each DUE can choose among three frequency sub-bands that are already being used by their respective CUEs.

Now that we have given Italian-Americans their respectful due, can we talk about Columbus Day? Why?

A change in levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) and high-density lipoprotein (HDL) in the blood due can be attributed to the administration of Bifidobacterium animalis subsp lactis (BB-12) and Lactobacillus paracasei subsp paracasei (CRL-431) was dependent on a specific dose of 10 for LDL and 10 for HDL [ 50].

Members pay an initial fee to join a golf club, which gives them a share of the equity, and yearly dues can be $10,000 to $12,000.

He will maintain Sarkozy's reformed pension age at 62, but said those who started work young and have paid their dues can stop work at 60. Hollande acknowledges his task will be hard if he is elected.

"Annual dues can be well over $35,000 per year for maintenance and concierge services, and those aren't refundable".

On the other hand, DUEs can use the frequency resources that are not currently being used by the CUEs residing in the same region (F2 in Figure 2e).

Dues can (and often do) increase as well, so don't expect that the dues you pay when you first buy will be the same five years hence.