Sentence examples for is instead due from inspiring English sources

The housing crisis is instead due to a market failure.

Mr. Bush's popularity here is instead due in large part to almost perfect-pitch resonance with the state's Republican electorate.

Using electron microscopy coupled with fluorescence spectroscopy and X-Ray diffraction, we report here that this disparity is instead due to differences in the structure of the crystals at the nanoscale.

Here, the X-ray crystal structure of acetoacetate decarboxylase is solved, revealing that the shift in pKa cannot be due to Lys 116 but is instead due to the presence of a long hydrophobic funnel near Lys 115.

Model results also reveal that the pump-and-treat system has neither been effective in stabilizing the plume nor removing a significant amount of contaminant mass, but that the stability of the plume is instead due to first-order degradation.

Because of the influence these key individuals have on corporate performance, investors want to know whether executive turnover is the result of a carefully planned transition or whether it is instead due to forced termination for poor performance or governance-related issues.

It's instead due to a 400-year-old story we've told ourselves about nature being a force that we have mastered.

He was, instead, due to fly into England on Saturday evening, his mother's illness and a visa application having delayed his arrival after his international duty with South Africa.

The investigators said they found officials insisting that rather than reflecting racial bias from law enforcement, the disproportionate action against African Americans was instead due to a pervasive lack of "personal responsibility" among "certain segments" of the community.

As a result, we propose that the vacancy clusters observed experimentally in recovered samples and attributed to "dislocation-free" plasticity are instead due to the aggregation of those vacancies left behind during recovery.

Pao's detailed allegations of sexual harassment, gender discrimination, and professional retaliation are not new, nor are Kleiner's counter assertions that Pao's failure to advance at the firm were instead due to her alleged failure to measure up as a competent and cooperative employee.