Sentence examples for towns due from inspiring English sources

The sociolinguist Peter Trudgill noted as long ago as the 1970s that language use had begun to change, and to some extent to level out, in smaller towns due to the undue influence of larger, more culturally dominant cities.

In 1985, this neutrophytic and nutrient-loving lichen species was very poorly developed in both towns due to the acidic pollutant gases.

This paper argues that HMOs are a fundamental factor for the particular nuance of exclusion in many seaside towns due to their potential to attract individuals in receipt of Housing Benefit (HB).

In Louisiana, severe damage was reported at some towns due to strong winds and high tides.

Firinga isolated several towns due to flooding and left power and water outages.

The rainfall caused the Iguagil dam in Comondú to overflow, isolating 15 towns due to 4 feet (1.5 m) floodwaters.

Martin Ling has resigned as the manager of Swindon Town due to health reasons, the club have confirmed.

Commissioner Costello would not comment on the third likely departure, Chief of Detectives George Davis, who has been out of town due to a death in his family.

Authorities in the central Japanese city of Fujisawa are hoping their "smart town", due to open its gates in 2013, might provide a model for the way forward.

"Rory, are you planning on breaking centuries of uninterrupted good fortune for our beloved town due to your selfish whims, like your mother?" Rory carefully did not meet her mother's or her grandmother's eyes.

In an email to conference delegates last week, the Conservative party chairman, Lord Feldman, said it was "particularly important" this year for activists to take the Tory-branded identification badges off when around town due to safety concerns.