Sentence examples for owing to a changing from inspiring English sources

(Faculty member) The faculty members tend towards "not complaining in the event of unsatisfactory teaching because of awareness of the burden on nurses" as faculty have past experience as nurses themselves; moreover, nursing burdens have increased owing to a changing medical environment with shorter periods of hospitalization.

The future adequacy of freshwater resources is difficult to assess, owing to a complex and rapidly changing geography of water supply and use.

During the debates last year, it became clear that a majority of the House of Lords is sympathetic to changing the law, but owing to a lack of time the bill fell.

One patient withdrew owing to an AE.

There is no such thing as a typical day – every one has different challenges owing to the changing nature of artist demands.

Chaplains respond to "calls of increasing complexity" owing to the changing nature of communities and increasing diversity of religions, beliefs and cultures, say the guidelines.

Circus Clown Rico, AKA Croydon-based Ricardo Caruana, who has performed as a clown for more than 20 years, said he had already modified his act owing to the changing reputation of traditional clowns.

However, Lukather's role in Toto evolved over time owing to the changing needs of the band.

Puffin chicks are having a particularly hard time – their preferred meal of sand eels is disappearing, owing to overfishing and changing ocean temperatures, and in their place a new fish has moved into UK waters that the chicks find indigestible.

In recent years, owing to the rapid changing customer needs and much shorter product life cycle than ever before, employing more efficient and flexible approaches for product concept development has become an imperative for a successful product.

We combine the three binary images above to better isolate the lake from the remainder of the image, because the composited data are more consistently effective than any one criterion at detecting the lake surface owing to changing activity and shifting viewing conditions.