Sentence examples for opposed due to from inspiring English sources

Direct photocoagulation to leaking macroaneurysms has been opposed due to the occlusion of the blood vessel originating at the site of the vessel burn [4, 13].

The project was opposed due to inadequate highway standards (lack of shoulder ramps, and only two lanes in each direction).

Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) announced Wednesday that she would reverse course and support the repeal of the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy on gay soldiers, which she had earlier opposed due to its inclusion as an amendment in the larger Defense Authorization Bill.

It issued a report whose guiding principles were that no candidate for elected office should be supported or opposed due to their religion and that no campaign for office should be seen as an opportunity to vote for one religion against another.

She was allowed to practice law again in 1992, and since then has turned her legal skills against the Islamic republic she once supported but now opposes due to its human rights abuses.

On Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). said Lynch's nomination will not come up for a vote until the Senate passes a human trafficking bill that Democrats oppose due to an anti-abortion provision.

During fruit development, rates of polyamine and ethylene biosynthesis are normally opposed possibly due to the inhibitory effects of polyamines on ethylene biosynthesis and vice versa [ 86].

It backed the cut before the election, but is signalling it could now oppose it due to its effect on those on already-low welfare payments like the pension and the dole.

Nonetheless, the development of a more productive methodology is useless when the teachers themselves oppose evolution due to their personal convictions (Meglhioratti et al. 2005), which reflects on their lack of background (Rugledge and Warden 2000; Tidon and Lewontin 2004).

The Fenway Park crowd burst into cheers when Yankees pitcher Mariano Rivera was introduced, breaking from the tradition of fans booing opposing players, due to him having blown save opportunities in Games 4 and 5 of the 2004 ALCS.

In an article recently published in the Quarterly Journal of Political Science, they examine post-2000 census Florida redistricting and find Democrats are "unintentionally gerrymandered" whereby "one party's voters are more geographically clustered than those of the opposing party due to residential patterns and human geography" (p.2).