Sentence examples for but owing from inspiring English sources

Sorry, but owing to reporting restrictions I have to retract what I have just alleged.

He wanted to become a surgeon but, owing to family trouble, couldn't stay in school.

But owing to the dietary restrictions of a cast member, the props department substitutes spinach ravioli.

Somewhere a videotape survives, but owing to inattention or too much Bordeaux or mechanical failure, the tape is without sound.

But owing to its water-repellent feet (see the dimples on the surface of the water), it still floats.

Some of us could laugh at one point but, owing to recent events, have become unable to do so.

But owing to the complex structure of heavy nuclei, atoms more massive than ununpentium were created earlier.

But owing to a perfect storm of cheap Chinese manufacturing, celebrity endorsements and a good dose of luck, the scooters are the first to become a genuine craze.

She had assumed that the letter would not reach her estranged husband until Saturday but owing to a speedy second post it arrived that afternoon.

The evidence suggests that, not by accident but owing primarily to a remarkable military command, the US-led coalition has belatedly devised a counterinsurgency strategy that works.

In truth, the Pumas were on the front foot throughout the match but, owing to some tremendous defending, they were kept in check until the grizzled Georgians tired.