Sentence examples for decided owing to from inspiring English sources

But the terms of their disclosure – not publicly sought by the telecoms companies themselves, which have less of a culture of transparency than their tech counterparts – are not yet decided, owing to the uncertain contours of bulk phone records collection that Obama wants to transfer out of government hands.

His family decided that "owing to certain prejudices" they should change their name by deed poll to their mother's maiden name of Rees.

Müller then decided to depart, owing to the risk of encountering superior warships.

It wants to introduce ways short of prison to penalise the absent parent who does not pay what the courts have decided they owe to support their family.

Judge Baum has also put off thorny issue of deciding money owed to minority owner and head coach Wayne Gretzky.

But the clearinghouse decided to hold off, owing to uncertainty around the process.

Danny Welbeck had decided he wanted to depart owing to differences with Moyes.

But perhaps he decided that he couldn't, owing to its hopelessly jingoistic nature.

By James Thurber and Ray Harris The New Yorker, April 15 , 1933P. 11 Washington lady of society, decided to effect household economies owing to depression.

Koht was informed by British Minister to Norway Sir Cecil Dormer on 1 June that the Allied Forces had decided to retreat from Norway, owing to the difficult situation at the Western Front.

We planned to use the minimal model to assess insulin sensitivity, but decided against using insulin augmentation owing to risk of hypoglycemia in these young subjects.