Sentence examples for due to visitors from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, local MP Mr Lucas told the Leader newspaper that figures he had seen showed a Scottish prison the third of the size of Wrexham's planned prison has seen passenger numbers rise by nearly 10,000 in the five years since it opened due to visitors to the prison.

West Chelsea is changing, in part, due to visitors.

As protests evolved and grew violent, the country's woes got worse—$5 billion in annual tourist revenues have vanished due to visitors' fears of violence.

Black bears are common in the park and were a park symbol due to visitor interaction with the bears starting in 1910.

"The mummy risked being reduced to dust because of the rising levels of humidity due to the visitors," Mr. Hawass said.

At the luxurious Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten in Munich, capacity is already 80 to 85percentt, some of which is due to American visitors, and Gerhard Bosse, the front office manager, said, "People are shopping and buying more, whether its simple souvenirs or expensive items, even china".

Also, additional technical support was necessary in half of the practice visits, due to problems visitors encountered with the internet connection when entering the data and uploading to the web-based server in Germany.

The facilities were closed by Leeds city council in November last year due to falling visitor numbers and high running costs.

On Monday their cage was empty and a sign read: "Due to high visitor numbers expected this week, the macaws have been temporarily returned to their owner".

After renaming it the Coors Visitor Centre, in early 2008 Coors said it would close the museum – under-promoted and largely unheard of outside the Midlands – due to falling visitor numbers.

The National Centre for Popular Music in Sheffield received £11m from the lottery but closed due to low visitor numbers and high debts.