Examples of 'entirely due' in a sentence
Meaning of "entirely due"
The phrase "entirely due" is used to emphasize that something is solely caused by or a result of a specific factor or circumstance. It suggests that there are no other contributing factors or influences apart from the one being mentioned. This phrase is often used to attribute complete causality to a single cause, particularly when explaining the reason behind a certain outcome or result.
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entirely due
But the savings were entirely due to my skills.
All entirely due to his own stupidity.
Any started school term is entirely due.
Since it was not entirely due to the ketamine.
Entirely due to his talent and genius.
Its extinction is entirely due to human activity.
The price of the activity is entirely due.
This achievement is entirely due to growth in productivity.
The success of these negotiations is entirely due to him.
And this is entirely due to the LibDems.
If they are prosperous little towns today it is entirely due to tourism.
It is entirely due to the lovely evening.
This is a miracle which is entirely due to telematics.
This is entirely due to their ethnicity.
I have been beating you entirely due to skill.
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It was entirely due to the energetic.
What gains it has made are entirely due to migration.
It is not entirely due to political party strategies either.
This may not have been entirely due to prejudice.
This is entirely due to the absence of powerful city governments.
His financial resources are entirely due to his work as a lawyer.
It was entirely due to the depreciation of the euro against the dollar.
The rise in costs is entirely due to price increases.
The price corresponding to the cost of the accommodation remains entirely due to the owner.
The change was entirely due to that one.
Is entirely due to this phenomenon, which is most pronounced in the young age groups.
These seem to be almost entirely due to introduced predators.
In beef, mechanically separated meat has been banned entirely due to BSE.
This is entirely due to innate ability.
Blockage of platelet aggregation by clopidogrel is entirely due to an active metabolite.
The growth was entirely due to an increase in the number of recipients.
Increasingly insecure working conditions are not entirely due to contingent employment.
The appearance is entirely due to something called structural colour.
There is a false conception that obesity is entirely due to lack of exercise.
This is almost entirely due to the demand for cheap fuel internationally.
The bad condition is therefore not entirely due to human disturbance.
This difference is entirely due to lower levels of parttime employment among lone mothers.
This increase in the growth rate was entirely due to natural change.
It is entirely due to Parliament that they are there.
During the last ten years is entirely due to a particular school of.
It is entirely due to the lovely evening I spent.
The recent population growth is almost entirely due to mass immigration.
This was entirely due to the poor level of prices in North America.
The lovesickness began when we broke up entirely due to my own fault.
This difference is entirely due to a composition and a size effect.
The loss in performance this caused was attributed entirely due to credit effects.
It is not entirely due to politics.
Furthermore it is absurd to claim that drug abuse is entirely due to pathological causes.
This decrease is almost entirely due to decreased catches by vessels from noncoastal states.
These same people believe that obesity is entirely due to lack of exercise.
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