Sentence examples for due to crises from inspiring English sources

Although we have increased humanitarian aid for education to 8%, four times the global average, the fact remains that 37 million children and adolescents are out of school due to crises and conflict.

Rigobon (2003) exploits the intuition in Wright (1928) suggesting to restrict the parametric space using the information provided by the heteroskedasticity in the data (e.g. due to crises, policy shifts, changes in collecting the data, etc).

He went on: "People often end up in these facilities due to crises which are preventable or could be managed if people are given the right support in their homes or in community settings".

When the Turritopsis dohrnii is near death due to crises such as starvation or physical damage, it transforms itself into a younger state, à la Benjamin Button.

Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had to cancel his participation due to crises at home but Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be attending his first Nuclear Security Summit.

A failure to fund education in emergencies means that too many of the 30 million out-of-school children worldwide due to crises are likely to spend their school-age years without ever entering a classroom.

She said many women in distress due to crisis pregnancies felt intimidated by the presence of anti-abortion militants.

Economic aspects dominate due to crisis.

The failure of many organizations is due to crisis denial that does not stimulate taking further actions or a result of cultural rigidity; while management is busy managing day-to-day operations, crises build up slowly.

The company's mortgage insurer, UGC, has become unexpectedly strong in recent years as competitors have faltered due to crisis-era losses.

No subject had evidence of acute hyper-hemolysis due to crisis, infection or hemolytic transfusion reaction.