Sentence examples for is due once from inspiring English sources

Finally, the part of the statement which enunciates that the best-off individual can exhibit any type of preferences is due, once again, to the specific shape of the set of indifference curves that defines each type (R^{m}_{f}in {mathcal {R}}), where (min {mathcal {M}}).

This could be due, once again, to an adaptation of S. cerevisiae to lab conditions.

It is due to expire once more next year.

A sequel to Ted is due in 2015, once again featuring MacFarlane as Ted and Mark Wahlberg as his human best friend.

Rolet, who is due to leave once the merger goes through, also said the result of the 23 June referendum would not alter the plan for the business to be domiciles in the UK.

It's fine to use the link but give credit where it is due....I once had a co-worker who was quite good at stealing ideas and then claiming that they were his.

Those who really want to buy their gas at 6,500 rupiah (53 cents) a liter have to park their cars or trucks in a queue outside the gas station, and rely on SMS messages to tell them when a delivery of fuel is due -- usually once a week or so -- so that they can rush to their vehicles and nudge forwards towards the pumps.

Newcastle lost that case, were partly successful on appeal, and the case is due to be heard once more back in the tribunal.

He is due to play Sparrow once again in a fifth Pirates film but could shoot The Great Mortdecai Moustache Mystery first, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Much of that is due to quarterback Joe Flacco once again bringing a greater level of consistency, composure and focus to the field in the post-season.

Some of this is due to electoral systems (once you have proportional representation, you are stuck with four or five party politics at least).