Sentence examples for due to habit from inspiring English sources

We may be locked in to current technology, partly due to habit but also due to economics.

More upward — and thus downward — relative mobility probably means less aggregate happiness, due to habit formation and frame of reference effects.

Partly, this seems to be due to habit and partly due to concerns over security, privacy, and ease of access.

Śāntarakṣita argues that love and hatred exist due to habit and repetition which is ascertained by confirming and disconfirming concomitance.

Beware of making the same mistakes due to habit or influence.

The fact that incivility often goes unrecognized, due to habit and understanding of/empathy for patients, is also mentioned.

"Due to habits, practicalities … it may be difficult to change one's way of using Facebook.

Brown's life was dissected posthumously: The New York Times called him "no angel" due to habits deemed "problematic" ― activity that included "dabbling in drugs and alcohol," rapping and "one scuffle with a neighbor".

Insulin requirements may be variable in elderly patients due to habits and pathophysiologic factors as well.

In Poland a direct shift from opportunistic to organised screening may be difficult to achieve in a short time due to habits of women and healthcare providers.

Species of this section have a wider distribution than those of section Microcochle, probably due to their habit: they are erect or climber plants, in contrast to the prostrate habit of their sister group.