Sentence examples for due seems from inspiring English sources

The army, to give the unpopular Mr Zardari his due, seems to agree with this.In power, Pakistan's generals felt too exposed to public criticism to pursue the campaign vigorously.

Credit where credit is due seems logical, but you won't find me camped beside my phone waiting for the call.

But S.& P., responding to a French proposal to have banks give Athens more time to repay loans as they come due, seemed to leave little room for maneuver.

America, unpopular at the UN because of its continuing failure to pay its dues, seems a bit at sea, one moment threatening Iraq, the next worrying about Arab support.A pivotal role may lie with the ten non-permanent members of the council a group that currently includes Sweden, Japan, Costa Rica and Slovenia.

The stories of billionaires flying into Burning Man on private jets with hired sherpas, body guards turning people away from VIP art cars and private glamp camps going for $25K in dues seems to be on everyone's lips at the annual festival in the desert.

As for Coast, its due diligence seems to have started late.

Not that that much due process seems to have been involved in efforts to shut the site down.

In "Necessity of Loss" a man chops himself to pieces due, it seems, to his inappropriate attraction to a young girl; it doesn't help.

In a worst-case scenario, it could conceivably be low enough to increase TB risks to cattle, due it seems to social perturbation of the remaining badger population.

Problems remain, but pre-round due diligence seems to be getting more stringent.

Irrespective of whether Guru got a fair trial, due process seems to have been compromised in the end.