Sentence examples for due to expenses from inspiring English sources

Programming costs increased by 8% to £2.4bn, with sports accounting for a majority of the rise due to expenses such as Formula 1, Ryder Cup and Lions rights.

But due to expenses and the necessity of actually leaving my tiny little Devon village to go get a book (which relied on my parents driving me somewhere), buying a book was something of an event, and I couldn't get my hands on more then one book a month.

It also said it lost $2.31 per share, though most of that was due to expenses related to stock-based compensation.

Sirius Satellite Radio reported Tuesday that its first-quarter loss more than doubled, largely due to expenses in stock-based compensation to radio show host Howard Stern.

WellPoint said Monday its fourth-quarter profit dropped nearly 12% primarily due to expenses related to debt retirement and the merger that created the nation's largest health insurance company.

Sheldon Epps, the artistic director of the Pasadena Playhouse, said the deficit was due to expenses related to a change in management during that year.

However, due to expense and practicality, patients were seen monthly thereafter where four questionnaires were collected.

During the early twentieth century, Meyerbeer's operas gradually disappeared from the stage, partly due to expense, partly due to their denigration by supporters of Wagnerian opera.

In fact, one of the sites offers this service because, they say, that only 16% of all brides hire a wedding planner due to expense.

Despite routine use throughout the developed world, TB culture remains unavailable in most high-burden countries, largely due to expense and infrastructure requirements [10], [11].

Imaging methods that are common in human oncology such as ultrasonography, computed tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging are often impractical for use in the laboratory due to expense, safety, and the need for extensive technical expertise.