Sentence examples for due to so from inspiring English sources

The most frequent grievance is that the games are no longer fun to attend due to so many affluent out-of-towners in the crowd.

It's quite clever and the only issue is that due to so many people downloading the game the server is always down.

But this might be a result of a labor shortage, due to so many people's fleeing, more than to conditions of the 2012 the growing season.

I have spoken to the call centre many times and they say that, due to so many firms going into administration, including MFI and Woolworths, the refund process may take some time.

The match ended with Nemanja Matic sent off for two bookings, Mourinho and his assistant Silvino Louro following the Serbian down the tunnel, and a further four Chelsea players booked due to so many remonstrations.

In a moving acceptance speech, Nyong'o said: "It doesn't escape me for one moment that so much joy in my life is due to so much pain in someone else's" – the slaves whose story was told in Solomon Northup's memoir on which the film was based.

The number of days patients are spending in hospitals due to so-called "bed blocking" is at its second-highest figure on record.

That approach may still be the case with, say, a rough-running engine, but it is less likely to fly when it comes to safety-related problems such as the flawed GM ignition switch.The situation appears to have changed significantly in 2009 and 2010, after Toyota announced a series of recalls ultimately involving more than 10m vehicles due to so-called "unintended acceleration".

The multi-peak structure is due to so-called channeling.

When the disc rotates clockwise, the sprag-slip phenomenon occurs due to so-called kinematic constraint instability.

At higher frequencies, however, the conventional finite elements with linear shape functions fail to provide reliable results due to so-called pollution effects.