Sentence examples for due to exceptional from inspiring English sources

Our online services are temporarily unavailable due to exceptional demand.

The rise in pre-tax profits was in part due to exceptional items including the sale of ITN's stake in digital education company Espresso Group for £2.5m in cash, which netted a £700,000 profit on disposal.

The German central bank argued Monday that much of the recent deceleration in Germany and Europe was due to exceptional factors, like the earthquake and tsunami in Japan that temporarily disrupted supplies of auto parts.

Kacelnik told me, "We study multiple animals for a reason: if you want to characterize a species, you need to try similar ideas on different subjects, to examine how much is due to exceptional circumstances and how much is a property of your method and your experiments".

Typically, says Elliott Witney, the head of the academy, only about 7% of students from low-income families graduate from college; KIPP's rate so far has been over 90%, though it has not yet quite achieved its goal of 98.6% ("body temperature").KIPP's successes may be due to exceptional leadership, but according to Mr Witney there is no reason to think that they cannot be widely replicated.

Graphene nanoribbons are attractive candidates for future technological applications due to exceptional electronic and magnetic properties.

Net debt is slightly higher than anticipated due to exceptionals.

In contrary to most nanomaterials, metal nanoparticles have garnered particular interest in scientific research due to their exceptional bio-recognition properties in sensing applications [1, 2].

But it's also due to the exceptional character she is.

His nick name was 'Windhond' which means greyhound in Afrikaans, due to his exceptional speed around the field.

"To enable the constituents to view proceedings, permission was granted by the lord justice clerk, Lord Carloway, for live broadcast arrangements to be put in place due to the exceptional circumstances this case presented.