Sentence examples for is mostly owed to from inspiring English sources

The campaign's success is mostly owed to a guy behind the scenes who Broken Lizard fondly refers to as the "Cambridge Analytica" of crowdfunding.

My intense focus is mostly owed to how much I appreciate it as a discipline, a monastic experience, that pulls bodies of all types into coherence around purely abstract concepts like a "big spin" or a "kickflip".

Haier is now the world's fourth-largest white-goods maker behind Whirlpool, Electrolux and Bosch-Siemens and ahead of GE though that is mostly owing to its big domestic production volumes.

But the figures suggest that the fall in the number applying to university since last year is mostly owing to a glut of applications in 2010 in anticipation of the fees rise.

While conventional theories in vertebrates propose that such variation is mostly owing to age or experience, recent work suggests that some individuals perform better regardless of their age (e.g. [ 1]).

That's "mostly owing to the increase in vegetable gardening and people's desire to grow anywhere they can," she said.

Admissions were mostly owing to respiratory failure (n=83), postoperative of neurosurgical, general or cardiac surgery (n=52), decreased level of consciousness (n=14) or sepsis/septic shock (n=28).

Cell death at HPPH doses <50 FU (or ∼25 50 nℳ) was mostly owing to apoptosis, whereas death by PDT at HPPH doses >50 FU (or >50 nℳ) was due to necrosis (Liu et al, 2004).

The house I grew up in had been empty for years before my parents bought it, but its state of decay and its lingering aroma were mostly owed, apparently, to the lifestyle of the previous occupant.

That was relatively easy for Asia because the debts were mostly owed by bankrupt private-sector companies.

Following relegation it was revealed the club were carrying debts of £110m, mostly owed to Isle of Man-based owner Eddie Davies.