Sentence examples for remarks due to from inspiring English sources

Her remarks, due to be made in a speech on Monday, are part of a drive by Harman to ensure that schoolchildren remain connected with the arts.

According to prepared remarks due to be presented tomorrow but acquired by The Wall Street Journal today, the company estimates 80,000 pieces of content may have been viewed by a total of 126 million people.

This comes on top of remarks that due to slower purchases the past two years the PC installed base is more aged than normal and will require a fairly heavy turnover in 2010-11.

"The reason why he made remarks was due to him feeling totally disrespected by all the things that happen to him in the city of Seattle," his reps continued.

He will be moving forward with the tour... Friday is Texas, Saturday New Orleans, and on to Alabama," a representative for the comedian told TMZ. "The reason why he made remarks was due to him feeling totally disrespected by all the things that happen to him in the city of Seattle.

The following remark is due to [10] and [11].

Remark 2 Due to their different structure and requirements, the two terms in (1) that are in divergence form cannot be combined.

Remark 2.1 Due to the effect of the weakly dissipative term, we add condition (2.6) by comparing it with the blow-up result of the Novikov equation [4].

Remark 3.1 Due to (18) and the definition of the material derivative f ˙, we show that ∫ 0 T ∥ ρ u t ∥ L 2 2 d t ≤ C, (29).

Badriev et al. [1] have remarked that, due to the reflexivity of V, the mixed variational inequality (1.1) is solvable by Theorem 1.1.

Remark 1 Due to the presence of the arbitrary function f in the multiplier, one can obtain infinitely many conservation laws.