Sentence examples for due to a project from inspiring English sources
Other work includes track replacement disrupting services between Milton Keynes and Rugby, and rail replacement buses operating between Preston and Bolton due to a project to electrify the railway through Chorley.
I know a little bit about these insects due to a project I did for an IPM course that I took at Alfred State, before I came to Cornell (Go Pioneers…and Big Red!!!).
This is due to a project Laurence Tiley, a molecular biologist at the University of Cambridge, and Helen Sang, an expert in genetically modifying chickens at the Roslin Institute in Scotland, are working on such research.
Certain lapses in follow-up or program redirection appear fundamentally due to a project workload that exceeded staff and partners' capacity.
Other basins (Yellow & Huai, Mississippi) benefit from an increased dilution capacity due to a projected increase in mean discharge (Fig. S8).
The worsening of the picture, ironically, is due to a projected cleansing of the atmosphere in coming decades of other emissions from fuel burning that have a cooling influence on climate -- specifically the veil of tiny particles of sulfates from unfiltered burning of coal and oil that contribute to smog and acid rain.
The results suggest that due to a projected increase in the mean annual precipitation, and rainfall of a given return period, the flood quantile is projected to increase by about 7% for the southeastern BC and 29% for southern ON region in the mid- and late 21st century.
Much of that failure may be due to a projected loss this year after pushing toward more video content.
The embattled city's library system closed four of its 23 branches last year and cut 20percentt of its staff, due to a projected budget shortfall of more than $10 million.
Some of the added stress on municipalities is housing related; witness the Utah water district issue, which defaulted due to a housing project's failure to pay its tax assessment.
After once getting eight hours of sleep in one week (one week!) due to a work project, I've learned that mental and physical exhaustion doesn't do anything for boosting workplace productivity or sanity.
