Sentence examples for be owed at from inspiring English sources

The debt ceiling basically is the limit on the national credit card, the maximum amount that can be owed at any one time.

Add the rest to the debtor-in-possession financing Washington is to provide, and taxpayers will be owed at least another $50 billion.

The result was that Mr. Grasso, who is now 57, would be owed at least $122 million if he retired at 60 and took a lump-sum pension distribution.

The withholding shall apply only in the case where the State determines that the amount of the past-due support which will be owed at the time the withholding is to be made, based upon the pattern of payment of support and other enforcement actions being pursued to collect the past-due support, is equal to or greater than $500.

But sources close to Al-Fajer tell Forbes that the restructuring was actually a wholesale "rescue" from financial ruin as an independent entity, after nearly three years of alleged mismanagement under former manager Shahram Abdullah Zadeh, a flamboyant, Iranian-born businessman who was fired last year and who claims to still be owed at least $1.9 billion by Al-Fajer.

However, because he was coming off an injury and would be owed at least $6.8 million for 2013, he was non-tendered after the season, which made him a free agent for the first time in his career.

Observing that the green hue faded when he dried the animal's skin out over a fire, Seeman speculated that the greenness might be "owing, at least in part, to the fact that the hair becomes covered with minute cryptogamic organisms, the damp climate and thick gloomy forests favourable to their growth".

"I'm owed at least £4,000," she says.

That record is owed at least in some part to Mexico's fanbase.

He estimated that each worker was owed at least $10,000 in overtime pay.

In all, Morgan is owed at least $500 million on derivatives contracts by Korean companies, a Morgan executive here said.