Sentence examples for has owed much from inspiring English sources

THE success of the Taliban army in Afghanistan has owed much to Pakistan's support.

105) Foals Like some of their best songs, Foals' career has owed much to the slow, steady build.

That is a worry for investors who recognise that the global recovery has owed much to the effects of fiscal and monetary stimulus.

Pessimism, because so much of the extra money has simply raised the cost base of the health service and because bringing down waiting times has owed much to command-and-control techniques.

Birmingham's success over the past couple of years has owed much to the organisation and resilience that McLeish has instilled in his players and so it proved again against Arsenal.

Its resilience has owed much to the British government's determination not to let it fail, something to the lack of any viable alternative and a great deal to the fact that, although deeply flawed, peace of a kind, with all its attendant benefits for the people of Northern Ireland, has prevailed.

Philips Wouwerman in particular seems to have owed much to him.

The breathtaking malice of the Addams cartoons may have owed much to this struggle.

Yet there are also aspects of it that appear to have owed much to the more sober, "Homeric" philosophy of the Ionians.

The peaceful unfolding of Saturday's protests may have owed much to D.C. law enforcement, which has long experience overseeing volatile demonstrations in the nation's capital.

Papadopoulos's ruthless obduracy may have owed much to his humble roots as the son of a teacher in a village on the Mesaoria plain.