Sentence examples for due to title from inspiring English sources

A girl is good and, because of the burgeoning programs at bigger schools due to Title IX, she can get a scholarship elsewhere.

No higher education institution has ever lost federal funding due to Title IX violations.

The original title had contained this key lineage information, but this was abandoned in haste at the moment of submission due to title size restrictions.

The Norfolk Dolls won the new World Association of Women's Wrestling (WAWW) Tag Team Title in June 2007 by defeating the Legion of Womb, but it became inactive due to no title defenses by the Norfolk Dolls.

Due to the title's growth and proven reader captivation 61% of readers have reported remembering the advertisements Kotok says the title hasn't had to discount their advertising rates to the degree that other periodicals have.

"Sweet Smell" received several poor reviews; "Urinetown" is widely considered fringe, in no small part due to its title; "Mamma Mia!" is known as a lightweight crowd pleaser; and only some critics liked "Millie".

Larlé Naaba, who is a key player in the sector, is widely known due to his title of traditional chief.

However, the single was banned from many urban Top 40 radio stations due to its title and the subject matter it was assumed to have.

In 1860 Lincoln noted that the family's move to Indiana was "partly on account of slavery"; but mainly due to land title difficulties in Kentucky.

Audi had not originally planned to participate in the African marathon events, but now found it necessary to enter the penultimate round, the Rallye Côte d'Ivoire, due to their title battles with Opel.

USA Today favorably stated House as more character-driven than Investigations "plot-driven procedural", and the San Francisco Chronicle felt that House was the better show due to the title character.