Sentence examples for make due to from inspiring English sources

Parmesan is more expensive than other cheeses to make due to a slow curing process that produces a smaller yield.

"Therefore, all of Expedito Machado's remaining assets were recognised as legal property by the Brazilian authorities, being even accepted by the prosecution and the judge as collateral for the payments he must make due to the plea-bargain".

Among the most viewed on the Guardian today: Rosetta mission controllers have some tough decisions to make due to the Philae lander's tight landing spot, in the shadow of a cliff which blocks sunlight to its solar panels.

Yet they are difficult to make due to the lack of long-term measurements of these quantities.

The urgently needed changes are bound to be difficult to make due to the perceived contradictions between low/no-fossil-carbon systems and sustainable and economically vibrant societies.

Frequently, in patients with liver metastatic neuroendocrine tumours, the distinction between the right kidney and liver metastases' 177Lu-DOTATATE activity distributions is challenging to make due to the poor spatial resolution of SPECT systems.

The government statement said that the decision was made due to the crisis in eastern Ukraine.

The decision was made due to organisational issues in accordance with the presidents and the coaches of the two teams".

BBC4 editor Cassian Harrison said the decision to move the "powerful and compelling" programme was made, "due to the international interest" in it.

Some changes were made due to structural reasons and some changes were made due to performance reasons.

In few cases, adjustments were made due to mistakes in the interpretation or incomplete information.