Sentence examples for planned owing to from inspiring English sources

If a recurrent tumor is present, radical surgical therapy must be planned owing to its slow growing characteristic [6].

It says it's released an Android SDK earlier than planned, owing to "increased" developer interest and "positive initial feedback" from Android OEMs.

Canon fell 3.75%, to 5,140 yen ($46.75), after a report in the Nikkei Business Daily suggesting the camera and office equipment maker is seeking to cut operating costs more than planned, owing to the worsening business environment.

We did not compare the different adherence rates in a statistically formal way between the trials published in general medical and surgical journals as originally planned owing to the small sample size and the large number of hypotheses that could potentially be tested (all 42 checklist items).

They departed earlier in the year than they had planned, owing to increased Union pressure.

He later abandoned that plan owing to a flood of boxing dramas coming out of Hollywood, like "Cinderella Man," and turned to writing a stage drama.

Three companies – Thames Water, United Utilities and Bristol Water –have been given further time to review their plans owing to a "very material gap" between their expenditure projections and Ofwat's view.

Many have unusual floor plans, owing to the fact that the building's eastern edge gently curves to match a bend in Gold Street.

The review was commissioned by the Treasury last summer after the admission that Network Rail was not going to complete its £38bn five-year plan, owing to massive overspending on electrification work.

She had two further strikes against her, on 5 October 2015 and 9 June 2016, the former a filing mismatch on the Anti-Doping and Administration System, the latter the result of Armitstead not updating her whereabouts through Adams having had an emergency change of plan owing to a serious illness in her family.

But now he has adapted the plan, owing to falling unemployment and an economic recovery in the UK.