Sentence examples for is now owed from inspiring English sources

That made him, and not Saudi Arabia, ultimately responsible for the remainder of the bail that is now owed, about $900,000.

Over £1m is now owed to care workers...It is totally unacceptable that companies are failing to meet their legal duties".

A line of credit intended to tide the bank over for a few months ballooned so hugely that the Bank of England is now owed around £25 billion ($50 billion).

The country's overall debt burden has actually increased in the almost five years since it was first "rescued", and of the amount still outstanding, 78% is now owed to public sector institutions, primarily the EU.

What now seems indisputable after the release of the tape is Mr. bin Laden's responsibility for the Sept. 11 attacks and the deference he feels he is now owed because of them.

In a rare burst of candor, Senator Leahy described the compromise struck last week as a win-win situation for him, not only because Vermont got the Sea Grant eligibility, but because, after the vote to rescind Champlain's "great" status, he is now owed favors by his colleagues in Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota and Pennsylvania.

The families' huge debts are now owed to relatives, friends and neighbours.

The Commons home affairs select committee said the singer, whose reputation has suffered "irreparable damage", was now owed an apology.

Having qualified for the Sydney Games, the Honduran players are now owed another $4,000 each by the federation.

Seventy-five percent of Greece's debt was now owed to European governments, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank — none of which would accept a loss.

William and Frederick contend that they were duped when they were given nearly $1 billion in 1983 to give up their stake in Koch Industries and are now owed billions more.