Sentence examples for nothing due from inspiring English sources

The planning, he said, came to nothing due to the political chaos inside Libya.

Other than that, he claims, he can say nothing, due to the terms of his former employment at the bank.

As the number of breeding hen harriers in England has plummeted to nearly nothing due to illegal persecution, the RSPB has found itself having to take sides in an increasingly polarised debate.

As comparison a two year old Windows XP system with hundreds of different software tools installed requires up to 500 MByte memory in idle mode (doing nothing) due to multiple drivers and resident programs.

During the First Minister's Questions since May's election Ms Davies said there was a danger the public would believe the new Welsh Government were "doing nothing" due to a lack of a clear programme.

Those who rationally protest the ACES bill, such as the members of Climate SOS, describe the bill as inadequate for its low targets and, "worse than doing nothing" due to its cap and trade mechanism rife with allowances, offsets, carbon trading, permission for new coal plants, plus-size funding for that chimera know as carbon capture and storage, and reliance on biomass combustion.

Or it could mean nothing, with due process occurring behind the scenes.

Their debut album, We Started Nothing, is due out on 19 May.

"Sometimes you plant and get nothing back, due to a lack of rain," the farmer says.

Filming the arrests of senior figures on corruption charges helped communicate the government's efforts to the public, but did nothing for due process.

Nothing's due in August; no tax payments, no school assignments.