Sentence examples for due to prospects from inspiring English sources

He said Herbalife faces significant upside due to prospects in China.

But global growth forecasts have been revised down significantly for this year and 2014, in large part due to weaker prospects in many emerging market economies.

Metal complexes with fullerenes have attracted attention due to the prospects of their application in catalysis, in materials for nonlinear optics, for designing artificial photosynthesis systems, and in the development of supra- and nanomaterials [4].

This includes banks, which more recently have been more exciting due to the prospects of interest rates, but also because of the potential for deregulation and consolidations across the industry.

Right now, we've been more attracted to financials, partly due to the prospects of interest rates not being priced in to the extent that it had been previously, but also we're of the view that loan growth will remain healthy.

Great expectations were expressed towards P4P due to its prospects of topping up salaries, but the links between the two performance enhancing tools were unclear.

Recently, stanene and silicene based nanostructures with low thermal conductivity have incited noteworthy interest due to their prospect in thermoelectrics.

This was due to the prospect of an interview with two of his musical heroes, Fay and Eugene from the Rezillos.

"Chase's unusual frankness here is due to the prospect of huge losses on its Mexican operations," they later wrote in Harper's.

The concerns over Syria are exacerbating the damage already caused in emerging markets in recent weeks, due to the prospect of the US ending its monetary stimulus programme.

Dielectric materials with high energy storage density are attracting scientific and commercial interest due to the prospect of application in advanced electronic devices and electric power systems.