Sentence examples for because you owe from inspiring English sources

Not because you owe it to women.

"Plans need to be put in place because you owe the fiduciary relationship to your employees, vendors, shareholders and customers".

"It's just wrong for them to utilize people who are in the court system and essentially extort blood out of you because you owe traffic tickets, misdemeanors, felonies, whatever you're there for," Mr. Crocker said.

Because you owe as much as you own.

Or perhaps you've finished your forms and are waiting until the last minute to file because you owe money.

If you like Achewood then you have to buy this book because you owe it to Chris Onstad for years of free entertainment and you owe it to yourself to own a truly fine object that you will enjoy rereading and sharing with your friends until you die.

It basically means if you had to go to court because you owed someone money, you couldn't pay off your debts with Scottish notes.

If Oliver bought your debt for $100 and forgave it, well, whether you felt like it or not, you've been enriched, because you owed someone $5,000, and now you don't.

For example, a friend who says she backstabbed you because you owed her money and she was scared of not being able to pay her rent is making a mountain out of a molehill; whereas a friend who says she backstabbed you because you stole her boyfriend may have some justification in feeling hurt (depending on the context).

"We are slaves here because when you owe someone money, then of course you're a slave," said Mir Ali, former director of the All Afghanistan labor union, who works in the kilns with his children.

Why? Because, when you owe a lot of money or max out your cards, it shows creditors you're hungry for credit and perhaps a riskier customer than they thought.