Sentence examples for due taking from inspiring English sources

And, he suggested, conservatives might insist on another House bill that would allow the Treasury to borrow enough money to pay off debts as they become due, taking away the threat of a government default.

Credit where credit is due, taking a more restrained approach to product launches strikes me a smarter move than what they've done in the past.

If you've got a big paper due, take those 20 questions in your outline and write the answers to them as fast as you can.

As a young teenager Aaron paid his dues taking small parts in several television dramas, including The Bill and Casualty.

There's only one candidate who has worked his way up, paid his dues, taken his hits, learned his lessons, worked his heart out in this race.

KCET said it could no longer afford PBS dues of about $6.8 million a year; last fiscal year, its dues took 22 percent of its $31.4 million net operating budget.

Unions will be prohibited from having dues taken out of paychecks, and public service unions will be outlawed.

"We'll have to fire people who don't agree to have dues taken out of their paychecks".

"Due to taking Aspirin, I've lost platelets," she said.

Career disruption due to taking leave and having children[and] the boys club culture in science.

Due to taking the intermediate principal stress σ2 into account, this model is more realistic.