Due to some reason

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

And due to some reason, all the kids slow down, calm down, get back into the room, and sit at their own desks.

The amount of rodents may increase dramatically due to some reason and bring negative effects to humans.

In Champua for example, an ASHA respondent admitted: "I go calling in the morning of the VHND and immunization Day; the children have not come or making late or may be due to some reason not coming then, he [MHA] goes 2 to 3 times by cycle to call them.

If you are both stressed out due to some reason, then a simple touch from your loved one can create a lot of difference.

However, they have not been widely employed in commercial plants due to some reasons including the unreliability of solar receivers.

Harvesting practices in most coffee farms in Indonesia, due to some reasons, have resulted not only red coffee cherries but also green, yellow and deep red cherries.

He said Sweet Ducky had received an invitation that granted him the right to participate, "and then at the last moment they said due to some reasons and so on and so forth".

It is assumed that the crack in the middle of the quenched layer is created after laser quenching, and the crack can be a pre-crack or a defect due to some reasons, such as a void, cavity or a micro-crack.

i am going to remove u due to some reasons.

The mobile nodes could be normal nodes whose locations have changed due to some reasons.

These strong contradictions are found due to some reasons including experimental conditions and uncoupled effects between experimental and conceptual factors.