Sentence examples for is due very from inspiring English sources
The phrase "is due very" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and context. Example: "The payment is due very soon." (Note: "is due very" should be restructured for clarity, e.g., "is due very soon.")
Today, Google+ for Android tablets becomes available, and the iPad version is due "very soon".
Never stay up late doing an assignment unless you have not finished it and it is due very soon.
The Frankfurt court said that a decision on whether to extradite Watson had been due very soon, although the federal justice ministry would have had the final say.
The spread of all complex political systems and religions probably has been due very largely to a combination of earnest conviction and the deliberate use of propaganda.
In it, their former Firm friend, Freddie Foreman, and others suggest that, had not the Krays been arrested, they were due very shortly to be murdered themselves: "it was only a matter of months before the pair of them would have been found on a pavement somewhere".
And in fact, when Twitter geolocation support finally does roll out (it's due very soon, we hear), Birdfeed has a good shot to be the go-to app for it at launch.
This is due to very bad road conditions, coupled with poor drainage systems.
This is due to very high strength and compact structure of woven fabrics.
Much of the explanation for the currently high index is due to very warm daytime temperatures and warm overnight temperatures across a record-large area of the nation.
It is possible that this difference in results is due to very different patient populations studied.
This is due to very few polymorphisms found in these regions.
