Sentence examples for struck due to from inspiring English sources

In its complaint, OSHA listed the hazards that Damour and his co-workers faced there as "asphyxiation or being struck due to crowd crush, crowd surge or crowd trampling".

In the 19th century, as many as sixty times the number of pieces needed for the ceremony were struck, due to public interest in the ceremony and the pieces.

We are being forced to strike due to the bullishness of this governments actions despite great opposition to this unsafe and unfair contract from doctors and patients alike.

"We took this idea that a virus has been raging across England and the junior doctors strike, due to the [National Health Service] cuts, has meant that we can't contain the virus".

He duly deleted the photograph, posted on social media following his threat to strike due to the collapse of a proposed £25m transfer to Tottenham, but the damage had been done.

"It was so clear that he was being stricken due to his sexual orientation," White told TAI.

The copper-nickel cents had contained only 12% nickel, and even so had been difficult for the Mint to strike due to the hardness of the metal, the use of which damaged equipment and quickly broke dies.

Unite has offered to suspend the strikes due to begin on Saturday if BA resubmits a peace offer.

The BMA however cancelled a second planned strike due to start on 26 January after apparent progress in negotiations.

But with the strike due to start on Thursday (21 April) it appears that the company's chairman, Lord Kilclooney, is claiming to be unaware of the situation.

At the forefront of this war over the truth is the first-ever trial concerning the practice of force-feeding prisoners on hunger strike, due to start Monday.