Sentence examples for owing to long from inspiring English sources
The Flores settlement was impelled by abundant evidence that migrant children were suffering owing to long detentions in facilities ill-suited to minors.
The North Siberian group (NEn) consists of Sakha and Dolgan (spoken in Sakha republic [Yakutia]), differing considerably from mainstream Turkic owing to long geographic isolation.
The mobility of STAs can have a negative effect on the QoS, if they are not authenticated on time, owing to long CSP durations.
Forest community dynamics are particularly difficult to capture owing to long individual lifespans.
Herbal remedies are generally regarded as safe and are promoted to the public as being "natural" and completely "safe" [ 7], owing to long history of use [ 8].
The entire study area was prospected to locate marked impalas but all marked impalas observed during the prospection could not be identified owing to long fleeing distance and the density of the vegetation cover.
The rot had set in following a change of teachers in these subjects owing to long-term illness and pregnancy.
More generally, we expect these provisions to be the subject of increasing scrutiny, although there seems to be limited scope for lenders to move illegality provisions in their favour and away from an actual, objective illegality requirement, owing to long-standing commercial convention.
Crumpled in the back of the cupboard, tangled up with six of its contemporaries, covered in Rorschach test-like blotches owing to long-departed leaky biros, its saggy lines seem to suggest the very opposite of the ambition and drive encapsulated by a true fashion purchase.
The moral ethics of filiality and rural material sociality owing to long-established urban-rural segregation tied people within interdependent networks of family obligation and reciprocity.
It is obvious that, compared with the original spectrogram shown in Figure 3, the transient components are effectively restrained, but the fine structure of the audio spectrum is also blurred owing to long-term smoothing.
