Sentence examples for understood to be due from inspiring English sources

Emily Maitlis is understood to be due to present the programme on Monday night.

Sky News said Mr Ecclestone's trial was understood to be due to start in April.

He is also understood to be due a bonus if Littlewoods proceeds with flotation plans, originally scheduled for this year but postponed because of the group's poor results.

The delays were understood to be due to Reading's promotion, with both the Football League and subsequently the Premier League keen to ratify the takeover in detail.

Building work is understood to be due to be completed next year.

The mechanism of field induced electron emission from a nanotube is understood to be due to the applied electric field undergoing an increase at the tip of the CNT, which is often referred to as the field enhancement factor.

This is particularly interesting as it suggests that gradually developing mistrust is understood to be largely due to a lack of information by the population, which then has to be remedied, rather than due to stagnation within the system.

If the duty is not understood to be binding due to the fact, inter alia, that the deceased person had the future-oriented right, surviving duties could not be distinguished from interpretations of, for example, death-bed promises according to which the duty to keep the promise is owed to our contemporaries alone (and possibly to people living in the future).

Similarities with some languages of Mesoamerica are understood to be the due to diffusion of linguistic traits from neighboring languages into Mayan and not to common ancestry.

The poor response of PDA to chemotherapy was long thought to result principally from cellular mechanisms of intrinsic resistance in the tumour epithelium; it is now understood, however, to be due at least in part to an inability of even small molecule therapeutics to enter and perfuse the tumour bed (Olive et al, 2009).

Although the pathogenesis of renal injury secondary to radiocontrast agents is not entirely understood, it appears to be due to medullary ischemia [ 3, 50].