Sentence examples for it owing from inspiring English sources

Such a subtle topographic high, which may rise only few feet from the middle to the edge of a candidate aircraft operating site, usually has a hard pan beneath it, owing to its relatively better drainage, compared with its immediate surrounds.

23 In our study, we treated death as a competing risk rather than censoring it owing to its potential causal effect on the outcome of interest.

The company, IncludEd Educational Services of Cedarhurst, closed in April, after a reduction in its tuition rate, retroactive to the 2005-6 school year, left it owing the New York City Education Department $3.15 million, officials said on Tuesday.

Except hardly anyone could watch it owing to a technical snafu, and it duly ended up on sites where people could watch it hassle-free.

This milestone — the point of what might be called "peak fish" — was passed without anyone's quite realizing it, owing to inflated catch figures from the Chinese.

They had recorded another album under the name Salvation Army, but had to change it owing to the fact that there was already a gigantic Christian charitable organization of the same name.

It owes its classically indulgent soul to France.

No: It owes its existence to the Small Business Administration SBAA).

It owed its visual style to Expressionism and mediaeval woodcuts.

"It owes loyalty to its shareholders".

To the bad it owes only death.