Sentence examples for has owed to from inspiring English sources

Michael Billington reported himself struck by "how much the Olympics has owed to British subsidised theatre".

But, perhaps more than anything else, the fondness that Mainers have felt toward L. L. Bean has owed to the company's famous no-questions-asked return policy, whereby any product was essentially guaranteed for life and no reasonable return would be refused.

A few years previously Tolstoy had written a play called "The Corpse --a very powerful play, that has, owing to personal reasons, never been published.

Paradoxically, a strategy that seems intended to keep people on the land has, owing to the location of dykes and cluster resettlement areas near road networks, accelerated rural-urban migration.

Matthew Passion" have owed to the inventor of "The Four Seasons"?

In a non-stop blaze of virtuosity Melnikov brought out all that Shostakovich had owed to Bach, and all that he had added to Bach's art-form.

Mr. Spector has been embroiled in several lawsuits concerning royalties he may have owed to artists who performed some of his biggest hits.

Whatever properties things have, they have owing to there being Forms whose instances these properties are.

In spirit, however, this campaign has owed more to continental example than to the US model.

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

Middlesex's anticipated promotion has owed more to perspiration than inspiration.