Sentence examples for due to cheating from inspiring English sources

The study highlighted the 80s – the era known for yuppies – as yielding the most adulterous break-ups – with nearly one in three (29%) of all divorces granted due to cheating on a partner.

However ECLAC says that 14% of those who receive an income earn even less (perhaps due to cheating employers), and almost 50% earn from one to three times the minimum wage.

A few miles away in Chapel Hill, a task force has recommended that the University of North Carolina strengthen its honor code by publishing a kind of police blotter of cheating incidents -- no names -- in the daily campus newspaper, lowering the standard of proof for cheating and adopting a grade of XF to mark failure due to cheating.

Traditional bookmaking, in which the bookmaker set odds in advance and then accepted bets according to them, was by nature a risky profession heavy betting in conjunction with unexpected results (sometimes due to cheating and rigged outcome on matches) could easily lead to his ruin.

External monitoring is thought to improve data reliability by reducing biases due to cheating phenomena during the test administration.

By using the selfish media, we excluded any potential fitness effects due to cheating (i.e., the second hypothesized barrier, see below) and therefore explicitly tested the existence of only the first barrier.

This is to say that after expelling a student due to contract cheating to which he/she confessed, the university did not always have the standing to sue the provider of contract cheating services.

She was telling my wife about all the things that have been happening recently due to the cheating scandal...

She was telling my wife about all the things that have been happening recently due to the cheating scandal..

Due to a cheating scandal that involved defending champion Harvard, Princeton was the preseason favorite.

Furthermore, a very recent study demonstrated that resistance did not develop to a virulence inhibitor targeting the agr system of Staphylococcus aureus in a mouse infection model, presumably due to social cheating.