Sentence examples for term due to from inspiring English sources

His sentence was reduced to a 19-year term due to time served and other technicalities.

France's fiscal outlook is uncertain as a result of its deteriorating economic prospects, both in the short term due to subdued domestic and external demand, and in the longer term due to the structural rigidities noted above.

With the school term due to begin in September and the Supreme Court's term due to start in October, the Chief Justice called a rare Special Term of the Court, which heard oral arguments in August and September.

But the president, whose approval rating is low, has vowed to see out his term, due to end in 2019.

With term due to start soon, however, a frantic effort is on to find more suitable long-term accommodation.

For supporters of Mr. Putin, the Yukos affair may represent a wider battle for the president's second term, due to be decided in elections next year.

Nevertheless, stock prices could still fall in the near-term due to seasonal factors.

With offshore exploration unlikely in the short-term due to the global oil price outlook, now is the time to start building those ties.

As a consequence, severe neutropenia can increase the risk of mortality both in the short-term (due to infections) and long-term (due to receiving insufficient intensity of chemotherapy) [ 7– 9].

The most expensive treatment was DDP Long-Term due to its increased number and longer duration of sessions.

For example, dietary fiber may induce satiety at a short-term due to increased viscosity, bulking, or water-binding in the proximal gastrointestinal tract (mouth, stomach, duodenum, jejunum).