Sentence examples for due to the approach of from inspiring English sources

However, in the past few days North Korea's media appear to be in more of a holiday mood, due to the approach of Kim Il-sung's birthday on Monday - a potential launch date for a new missile test.

This activation was due to the flooding on the Rio Grande Valley, which was expected to worsen due to the approach of Tropical Depression Two to the area affected by Alex.

Due to the approach of an upper-level trough, it was expected to dissipate quickly from wind shear, although forecasters noted the possibility for the trough to provide an outflow channel, which might allow strengthening.

This is of course due to the approach of including basic clinical data such as sex, BMI and age in the induction process, but also to the combination of different assessment methods ranging from a physical test (TUG) over a measure of daily activity capability (Barthel index) to a fall risk score (STRATIFY).

(1990, p. 89), "The lognormal distribution applies as the limiting case for multiplicative quantities due to the approach to normality of the sum of the logs".

Around this time some in the church showed interest in completion of the old structure, partly due to the approaching centenary of construction beginning.

If you're a recent student of the Apple/Disney relationship then you may not remember that it was in the crapper in 2005, due to the approaching end of the Pixar/Disney tie-up and bad blood therein.

In 1900, with a three-year delay due to the approaching centenary of Mickiewicz's birth, Sienkiewicz celebrated his own quarter-century, begun in 1872, as a writer.

Due to this, the approach of sorting one genome into another by reversals is said to be symmetric.

Apparently, the overall recovery is very encouraging due to the joint approach of government and development partners, and a wide range of rehabilitation and development activity is soon to begin.

However, in the CAD/MI sample an imbalance on gender existed due to the selection approach of the control individuals in our German MI Family Study (relatives of cases for a disease having a much higher prevalence in males).