Sentence examples for due in some measure to from inspiring English sources

Fewer than one in five American adults smoke, a share that's plunged by about half since the 1960s — an achievement due, in some measure, to Dr. Koop's antismoking crusade as surgeon general, from 1981 to 1989.

Mr. Obama carried the state in 2008 with just 51.2 percent of the vote and has remained ahead of Mr. Romney in many recent polls, a strength that is due in some measure to the rebound of the auto industry.

The post continued: "Construction costs have risen tremendously since engaging in the project back in early 2012 (due in some measure to ongoing Hurricane Sandy reconstruction efforts) and ultimately the location is no longer financially viable for us.

Unlocking the power of gender diversity first requires acknowledging, rewarding and promoting people based upon broader competencies that translate directly to the bottom line – but that have often been ignored or described dismissively as "soft skills" due in some measure to gender bias, I believe.

For most of the past century, philosophers have been keen on imitating the natural sciences, due in some measure to an envy of their results.

The acceleration of his decline was due in some measure, no doubt, to the publication of "On the Road," in 1957, which made him uncomfortably famous.

The recognition of West Hartford as a community with an excellent school system and the formation of the University of Hartford out of three small colleges are due in some measure, some say in great measure, to Bice Clemow.

2D's success was due, in large measure, to the help and vision of chief officer Michele Armstrong.

Victory is at hand, and it's due in large measure to the advocacy and leadership of George Pataki".

Beyond the political gamesmanship, opposition is due in large measure to the fuzziness of the White House's strategic plan.

This goal is now in jeopardy, due in large measure to a lack of planning to ensure security and a blossoming terrorist movement.