Sentence examples for due to lessons from inspiring English sources

As a result, there have been changes to the design, some of them due to lessons learnt from the Fukushima disaster.

This was likely due to lessons learned with recruitment.

We aimed at observing each child 15 times a lesson (50 minutes of observations in an average class of 20 children), this criteria was not always met due to lesson interruptions (for example recess or lunch break).

Last year, these commissioners decided that many of the same hospitals and nursing homes should be evacuated before Hurricane Irene, many of them shutting their doors for the first time in history in part due to the lessons of Katrina.

Such misdeeds would not be due to ignoring the lessons of Enron.

In general, measures of recess time tended to have lower reliability than those of PE time possibly due to the PE lessons being less flexible and less variable from week to week than the recess periods.

"Just four days ago the Government denied there was a problem with recruitment despite the fact that half of all our schools had unfilled positions at the start of the academic year and some pupils are now having to travel to other schools for their maths and English lessons due to teacher vacancies at their own.

This finding echoes Beckmann et al. (2015) where preservice middle school teachers succeed in proportional reasoning lessons due to the instructors' consistent emphasis of the definition of multiplication.

From the 1970s until the end of the 1990s, injury mortality decreased in Sweden, but at the beginning of the new millennium, there was a break in this trend, with an increase in mortality due to injuries (Swedish Centre for Lessons Learned from Incidents & Accidents 2005).

Coghill has stated that he took the lessons due to being "really sore" "three quarters the way through a show".

She stood in the auditorium, explaining that she now has to teach double the number of general music classes and give 125 children individual music lessons due to larger scheduling shifts that came from eliminating classes like home economics.