Sentence examples for due to top from inspiring English sources
Shuff finally shuffed off in 1983 on the way to the Theatre Royal Stratford East, where she was due to top the bill, felled by the booze that had been the real enduring love of her life.
Large scale redundancies were avoided when the Ibrox club went into administration in February, largely due to top players agreeing to 75% salary reductions.
However, other factors, such as the improved care of pregnant women and pregnancy planning, plus the increase in the health culture of the population, could also be having some effect, although a lot less obvious than that due to TOP.
The author states that the misconception of unemployment and average hourly earnings connection exists on the market due to top 20-40 percent of earners accumulating the majority of consumption.
In Chicago, there are several blocks in close competition for the title of most expensive, but the block between Willow, Armitage, Burling and Orchard notched the top spot due to top Chicago families combining lots.
Others have not changed the status quo due to top down decision-making processes usually ignoring the causes of the social and environmental decline of the city and occurring in an institutional context dominated by political patronage.
Interior minister Angelino Alfano hailed the arrest, describing it as a "success due to top-level investigative work".
Of course, the colour constancy mechanism is always learning, and due to top-down information (e.g. reading others' opinions) this calibration could change and lead to another experience.
In fact, most of the problems with transportation today, from an antiquated air-traffic control system to deteriorating bridges to empty transit buses, are due to top-down planning.
Specifically, the frontally originating information transfer might be due to top-down influence that is assumed to be initiated by low-spatial frequencies also contained in unfamiliar stimuli [23], [47].
Some of this was due to top-level actions, some due to local decisions.
