Sentence examples for due quite from inspiring English sources

Baty's answer was that, unless U-Multirank can do something credible in this area, then global league tables are unlikely to be able reflect regional engagement in their rankings due, quite understandably, to the difficulty in matching data and measurement across borders.

Sales came in at a 6.1 million annual rate, which was the highest since early 2007.The boom in sales was due, quite obviously, to the new homebuyer tax credit, which was originally scheduled to expire at the end of the month.

But if you haven't, don't panic: the majority of forms aren't due quite yet.

This is due to quite weak cohesion force of the hard segment chains in the TEGDI-based PUEs.

However, due to quite a low theoretical capacity of 372 mAh g−1, it would be hard for graphite to meet increasingly high energy requirements in electric vehicles [5].

Indeed, it does not make for a picture of a thing enduring over time, since the same intensity \(I\) at different place-times might be due to quite unrelated events.

I once went on a camping trip in January and had to relieve myself out in the woods amid the snow, and that – logistically – was a very difficult wee, due to quite severe, paralysing shrinkage.

All patients were consulted within six hours of injury due to quite advance healthcare system in developed country like Singapore.

Third, due to quite small daily number of influenza deaths, we were unable to evaluate its effect modification in this study.

However, due to quite high out-of-pocket expenditure, many patients cannot afford to receive SRL and continue to use CsA.

Hyperthyroidism should, in fact, also reasonably account for chronic liver injury due to quite a long period of non-controlled hyperthyroidism.