Sentence examples for owing to the changing from inspiring English sources

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.

Owing to the changing economic system, the Chinese government reformed its pharmaceutical distribution network from a centrally controlled supply system to a market-oriented system.

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.

The dehydrogenation of formic acid, owing to the proton responsive ligands changing character under slightly acidic pH conditions, is likely to occur by a mechanism with a different rate-determining step.

The local epidemiology within countries in this region is changing, owing to the introduction of new strains with the intercontinental exchange of several clones.

Besides, owing to the sensitivity of refractive index changing and the ultra-sharp plasmonic resonance, this metasurface also can work as an ultra-high figure of merit (FOM) refractive index sensor.

For the electrochemically oxidised electrode, the cathodic photocurrent transient at a fixed potential changed reproducibly with changing solution pH, owing to the participation of the oxygen-containing surface groups in acid base equilibrium with the solution.

The effect of changing the motion owing to the work done by the phase difference was also analyzed as the impedance adjustment effect in our previous study [16].