Sentence examples for playing due to from inspiring English sources

They found every which way to attack Viking backup corners Benny Sapp and, especially, Marcus Sherels (both playing due to injuries at their position).

Cellist Julian Lloyd Webber announced today that he has been forced to stop playing due to a herniated disc in his neck which has reduced the power in his right arm.

She's not playing due to a bad back, but she's out peddling her own sports bra available exclusively at Amazon.com.

"The players are prevented from playing due to muscular injuries, as confirmed by scans sent by Real Madrid to the Brazilian national team's medical department," the Brazilian football association (CBF) said.

We cannot assume that more data implies people playing, due to how the game works: the user has to keep the screen active for the game, and most of the game data-transfers are text-encoded packages of information (e.g., position updates about nearby pocket monsters, in JSON format).

He reminded them that they were only playing due to the "generosity of the regime".

Michael Farfan will miss the Montreal game due to suspension, and Sebastien Le Toux may not play due to injury.

There was no Federer, who did not play due to injury, breaking his streak of sixty-five straight majors.

Portland moved half a game above San Antonio for the West lead because the Spurs were unable to play due to the Mexico abandonment.

Watford now needed to win their game against Leeds – which still had some minutes to play due to severe injuries – to go up instead.

In the 2013 NLCS, Matt Kemp, a player who once finished as a runner-up for the NL MVP, was on crutches, after learning he couldn't play due to an ankle fracture.