Sentence examples for owing to a case from inspiring English sources

My current iPhone still works perfectly well except for the irritating stickiness of its "home" button that forces me frequently to press and repress it multiple times to get it to respond, probably owing to a case of the same nefarious "planned obsolescence" that has obliged me to replace my stupid PowerBook cord three times over seven years at close to 100 bucks a pop.

Here, things go ridiculously wrong owing to a case of mistaken identity.

I woke up early each morning owing to a serious case of jet lag, yet, no matter how early it was, the workers at the construction site outside my window were already at it.

10 A recent study on trends for pre-eclampsia in Norway 11 also concluded an increase in the condition over the period 1967-98, owing to an improved case ascertainment over time.

The steep decline is also partially owing to a surge in cases ahead of the introduction of the fees.

The law has not articulated its perspective on appreciation, or similar abilities, owing to a lack of depression cases.

Further, existing data are hampered by methodological issues, including reverse causality, lack of adjustment for some potential confounding factors, and inadequate statistical power owing to a small number of cases.

Qatar's public prosecutor dismissed the case owing to a lack of evidence; her employer has never been held accountable for the allegations.

Shortly afterwards, the director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer, said no new charges would be brought in the case, owing to a lack of admissible evidence.

In December, Director of Public Prosecutions Keir Starmer said no new charges would be brought in the case, owing to a lack of admissible evidence.

Sumaji was later acquitted after the prosecution withdrew its case owing to a lack of evidence.