Sentence examples for happier due from inspiring English sources

Ryan sat on the sidewalk and tweeted something about how people seemed to be happier due to the delay, that it maybe inspired feelings of camaraderie.

There are many recent studies touting the advantages -- 89% of people report being happier due to coworking; 67% say coworking improved their professional success.

When you interact with people who share your interests, you feel happier due to sensations of reward and well-being.

She was not safe to be discharged home; the ward staff were not happy due to the shortage of beds, and as I put my bags in the car my phone rings.

Kathryn Craft is the author of The Art of Falling (Sourcebooks, 2014) and The Far End of Happy, due May 2015.

Then outset it (Path > Outset) a few times using whatever the value is default for the operation until you are happy (due to the large size the outset is not bad with a large step, at the small size it would destroy the text).

The outcome could so easily have been far uglier, and the fact that the news is happier is due to an astonishing story of medical detective work.

In fact, while the current season on Broadway and off includes the customary quota (Conor McPherson's The Seafarer and Tom Stoppard's Rock 'n' Roll, for starters, with the Fiona Shaw/Deborah Warner Happy Days due at the Brooklyn Academy of Music early next month), American plays and playwrights are having their day, as well.

Our slack-jawed faces are leaking happy juice due to the announcement of Google/OHA's Android platform and to celebrate we're giving away two unlocked Nokia N95s to the two best BFF posters of the week, based on popularity and number of votes.

Whether that's just a happy coincidence due to production schedules or a concerted effort to space things out a bit more isn't known, but it could mean that the next big version of Android is still a ways away.

(That's even the name of her book, The Happy Satanist, due out this spring).