Sentence examples for orders owing from inspiring English sources

He had to take some time off in 2011, on doctors' orders, owing to the exhaustion of the stress of turning Lloyds around.

During the 2001 Foot and Mouth disease outbreak in the United Kingdom, prolonged delays were experienced in implementing local control orders owing to the use of diagnostic protocols that had remained essentially unchanged for many years.

The friends with the newborn in Tujunga, improbably, stayed, in spite of a mandatory-evacuation order owing to the encroachment of the Creek Fire.

Reminders were in order owing to a "lack of understanding of what formal daywear actually means in this day and age", according to the organisers of the royal meeting, which began on June 17th.

The (solid liquid or solid gas) surface reactions have an apparent zeroth order owing to the complete renewal of surfaces during the dissolution.

The Foundation said RS customers outside Europe (Allied in the US) can order a Model A now but noted there will be "a short delay" in processing their order — owing to waiting for compliance paperwork.

Dick Wolf, the creator of "Law and Order," owes some of his success to his ability to resist temptation and keep would-be lovers on his shows apart.

Just eight are now among the top 100.This changing of the order owes much to the style of tennis that produced last month's epic clash between Mr Djokovic and Mr Nadal.

X-ray diffraction intensity curves showed the formation of some ordered structure owing to the regular networks, and the degrees of ordering were 6GY > 6GX > 6GYH.

However, a straight estimate would bring about a suboptimal-order estimate owing to the appearance of (nabla cdot boldsymbol {xi }_{h}^{n}).

These ABCs are local, and involve only low-order derivatives owing to the use of auxiliary variables on the artificial boundary.