Sentence examples for due to paper from inspiring English sources
While the British poster for David Lean's Brief Encounter (1945) was printed on the back of a "Re-elect Winston Churchill" campaign poster due to paper shortages during the Second World War – "only a few of them have survived".
Due to paper loss on the back, like a number of the cards which must have been mounted in an album, PSA will give a 1 for poor condition or A for Authentic.
Also Purewal demonstrated that, due to the occurring reactions, the mount paper used to display the specimens will shine fluorescent orange under a UV lamp if mercury is present, however it has not be fully proven if the fluorescent is due to the mercury-cellulose complex or due to paper degradation.
21 precincts in the Cleveland metropolitan area were held open for an extra 90 minutes due to paper ballot shortages.
The leak was due to paper towels and other debris deposited in the toilet system, he stated in an email to the Coastline Pilot.
As much as $300 billion of that money is wasted, and a big piece of that inefficiency is due to paper processes with which last century's TV doctors Kildare, Welby, and perhaps even Hawkeye Pierce would have been familiar.
The majority of papers excluded at the first stage were due to papers describing only the results of a phase II trial, rather than the specific design methodology.
The developed image process reduced spatial variability due to inconsistent paper surface, shadows, and uneven background reflectance for paper-based microfluidic assays using absorbance, quenching, and scattering measurements.
The flurry of media interest was due to a paper she published in the British science journal Nature.
Clearly overwhelmed by the praise bestowed on him the editor replied: "Whatever credit is due to the paper … is due not really to me, it is due to the whole lot of us".
"I demand it back: my word for my private part," Diski wrote, but due to the paper's standards, you had to guess that "cunt" was the word she was demanding.
