Sentence examples for is directly due from inspiring English sources

This confounds assumptions that the capital's enlarging head count is directly due to foreigners moving in.

"This is directly due to visionless management stuck in another age.

"Their re-emergence is directly due to the international community's attempts, via UN conventions, to stop the use of MDMA by prohibiting its production and sale," he wrote.

Much that has happened now in the Western world with respect to sexual advances is directly due to steps that we took.' There are ironies here.

Since volumes have grown by only 30% a year in recent years, Mr Skilling believes that the extra growth is directly due to EnronOnline.

Many people are indeed "just about managing", but that is directly due to Tory economic policies that have favoured a rich few over the rest of us, and left many in our country behind while a few at the top have soared ahead.

The civilian deaths, it said, were "directly due to a rare and severe failure" in the artillery control system.

I don't think, however, that the past decade's changes are directly due to the attack that took place that day.

"Our research shows that the ongoing extinctions of lizards are directly due to climate warming from 1975 to the present.

Researchers classed deaths as alcohol-related if they were directly due to consumption, including chronic conditions such as liver disease and cirrhosis, as well as acute conditions.

Much of the decline was directly due to the 22 percent reduction in spending by the Pentagon and military contractors in anticipation of the sequester's effects.