Sentence examples for owing to ground from inspiring English sources

Buratino is also unlikely to take his place in Friday's Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot owing to ground conditions.

SpaceX says that it's currently looking at around 60percentt favorable in terms of weather conditions on the ground for the Saturday launch attempt, owing to ground wind speeds.

Owing to ground movement, in-service pipelines may be subjected to large scale axial plastic strain.

And while condop maintenance costs can be high, owing to extra ground rent, Centaur will cover 80 percent of those costs for a decade, Mr. Berger said.

At the outbreak of World War I in August 1914, Waldeck-Rousseau was under repair at Toulon owing to a grounding incident off Golfe-Juan during a hurricane on 22 February.

Securing permits was tricky, owing to security around Ground Zero (the solution was to start at St. Peter's and keep moving around) and the use of open flame (regardless of the fact that these were candles floating on millions of gallons of water).

Napoleon had delayed the start of the battle owing to the sodden ground, which would have made manoeuvring cavalry and artillery difficult.

By adopting the series-shunt architecture, upper/lower ratio of 3 1 switch achieved the lowest insertion loss compared to 4 1 design owing to the device shunt to ground (M2) of 4 1 design exhibited a worse fundamental signal isolation especially at high power level.

McIlroy could make it no further than the practice ground, owing to stomach pain attributed to a rogue club sandwich.

These African and possibly European species dating to the late Miocene Epoch (11.6 5.3 million years ago) came, in Charles Darwin's words, "to live somewhat less on trees and more on the ground," owing to "a change in its manner of procuring subsistence, or to a change in the conditions of its native country".

A country whose people suffered so gravely at the hands of the Nazis and the Soviets and then, albeit perhaps simply owing to realities on the ground, faced betrayal by its American and British allies at Yalta, at least now, 70 years after the fact, deserves its due.