Sentence examples for due to fair from inspiring English sources

Whether due to fair exhaustion ("fairtigue") or to simply not making the cut this time, the turnover is a reflection of the pressures dealers face in today's art world.

The program also improved the likelihood of visiting an intervention clinic due to fair charges for services (just over 2 times more likely) and general cleanliness of the facility (about 2.5 times more likely).

"Unfortunately for us, we haven't been able to do that, due to financial fair play".

A local women, Jane, reported that an acquaintance started a tirade of racial slurs against Evra, not realising she was a black women due to her fair complexion.

"I think (this is) due to financial fair play rules and the rules that have been put in place in the Premier League.

Although many of the nations involved in the games were from South America, some came from further afield - the indigenous Finnish Sami folk standing out due to their fair hair and blue eyes.

Regarding Davies, who paid £2.25m in 2003 to increase his shareholding from 29.7%too 94.5% to take over Bolton, Gartside offered thanks that the club remains solvent while stating that due to financial fair play rules in the Championship, alternative incomes have to be found.

Well, due to some fair use issues (read "People getting pissed that aTV was stealing their programs") they've discontinued the product.

The authors have argued that the suggested method can be used for real-time video services due to its fair accuracy and efficiency in computational cost.

What does that say? "Everyone is spending money in the Championship and we haven't been able to do that due to financial fair play.

Due to the fair conductivity of the bath and the small dimensions of the features, the overvoltage was shown to be uniform within less than one millivolt over the patterned region of the cathode.