Sentence examples for is due also from inspiring English sources

The increase over the past five years is due also to three new contracts that After School Matters signed with the city since 2007.

It is due also to the way we collectively treat education: when our society prizes education as a private acquisition rather than a public good, its role in our culture is altered, and student behaviours will reflect such valuation.

Meanwhile, Christopher Byron's account is fun, bitchy and, when it is due, also admiring, of the woman who is responsible for stretching chintz across America.___________________________________SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY___________________________________The Glass Bathyscaphe: Glass and World History.

This evolutionary success is due to their sophisticated social organization, but it is due also to the remarkable properties of the bee products.

This is due also to the Italian peculiarity where a part of local taxes arises from the decision of municipalities to transform a piece of non-urbanized land into an urbanized one.

While in the case of natural phenomena suspension of judgment maintains an unfailing spirit of research, in the case of the divine realm, where human understanding is seriously limited, suspension of judgment, Plutarch suggests, is due also as a form of piety towards the divine (De sera 549E; Opsomer 1998, 178 179).

No, it was due also to the new financial complexity offering up the opportunity for widespread, systemic fraud.

The nimble, attractive fingers you'll see are mine, Jenny's, and Meredith's; thanks are due also to Elizabeth, for her unflagging patience and her expert photography.

But this vogue was due also to Vian himself, who was one of the most striking figures of a long-ago Saint-Germain des Prés".

But estrangement from that rich literary heritage was due also to a distrust of high-flown eloquence.

This decrease may be due also to the activation of the polyphenoloxidase (PPO) and peroxidase (POD) during mixing [28, 29].