Sentence examples for has owing from inspiring English sources

Notice how the woman in the foreground is clearly thinking about what she wants to do with the three days leave she has owing.

In addition to the inherent variables in the WDHR, a committee of cardiac specialists has, owing to research purposes, 14– 18 added detailed information on stent thrombosis and cause of death.

In part, Carpenter has owed his prowess to his physiology.

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

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

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

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

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

Mr. Pagones was trying to get his hands on the $65,000 that Mr. Sharpton has owed him for months.

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

Yet, overall, America's declining image among Arabs has owed less to al-Jazeera than to unpopular American policies, and to Washington's ineptness at selling them.