Sentence examples for due to feel from inspiring English sources

Pockets of Northern Ireland, north Wales and the north of England are also due to feel the force of Barbara, which is expected to arrive in the UK by Friday.

It may result in operator frustration due to feel of unfairness.

If you find that the water level in your container drops substantially in the first week due to evaporation, feel free to top it up with demineralized water.

Two patients, both treated by the same investigator, underwent hysteroscopic myomectomy at 6.5 and 7 months post-ablation, respectively, due to AUB felt secondary to fibroid sloughing.

But the spectre of a particularly deadly summer – perhaps a repeat of July 1993 when 118 people died in Philadelphia due to heat – feels ominously close.

This may be due to criticism felt from family prior to engaging in NSSI [ 40] or reactions of family once they were aware of the self-injury [ 41].

For the women who had attended ANC five times or more, 44.9% had no specific reason for this, while 34.6% thought it was the recommended frequency, and 20.5% due to malaise felt during pregnancy.

The underlying sense is there isn't time to feel due to everything you have going on within your life.

Polish people used to feel special due to Poland's very difficult history and the feeling it was remarkable to survive that kind of history.

and others started to feel unwell due to the heat".

"Some passengers suffered stress and panic attacks and others started to feel unwell due to the heat".