Sentence examples for due rather from inspiring English sources

Politicians should also give credit where due, rather than appear to grab it for themselves.

But his success in bringing it off was due rather more to his professional kinship with Big Tom Foley.

The circling was due, rather, to what Souman calls "the accumulation of noise in the sensorimotor system" — small navigational errors that result in drastic diversions.

As the standards of British restaurant cooking improved (not, I think, because of the influence of any critics, but due rather to changes in society and attitudes), so did the importance and accuracy of the guides themselves.

When development interventions go wrong, or do not work the way they were intended, it is often no one's fault, due rather to events beyond any individual or organisation's control.

Why have I, and people like me, been asked to contribute nothing?" Haddon told the Sunday Times he had annoyed his accountant by insisting on paying all tax that was due rather than seeking to avoid it.

The General Assembly must vote to have security for field missions paid by regularly assessed dues rather than by voluntary contributions.

Yet the many anti-Communist laws the Supreme Court struck down could not have been saved simply by criminalizing the payment of dues rather than membership itself.

Also, if union activities were paid for by union dues rather than tax dollars, there would be less dues money available for campaign contributions to the grateful politicians who negotiate release-time benefits for the contributing unions.

V(IV/III) was deemed unsuitable as a redox mediator, due to rather poor kinetics.

In that case a due process, rather than an equal protection, claim was raised in the state courts.