Sentence examples for it will owe from inspiring English sources

To the extent that the Church manages to purge itself of its shame — its sins, its crimes — it will owe a debt of gratitude to the lawyers, the journalists, and, above all, the victims and families who have had the courage to persevere, against formidable resistance, in holding it to account.

But if Charter fails to acquire its competitor, it will owe $2bn to Time Warner.

If it does it will owe its survival, as it has in the past, to the helping hand of the Italian government, which owns 62.3% of the airline, and the tolerance of the European Commission, which is meant to crack down on state aid to loss-making businesses.

If a business makes $1 billion flying airplanes, it will owe $350 million of federal tax if its capital comes entirely from equity.

If Euronext wins the British prize, it will owe much to the quiet approach of its affable, soft-spoken chief executive, Jean-François Théodore.

If the government changes the way in which it calculates the CPI and does so in a way that minimizes its growth, it will save billions of dollars in interest it will owe investors when the TIPS mature.

I've given it a lot of thought, and if you can get to half of it I will owe you a debt that I won't really ever be able to repay.

Then if I have a loan for $3,000 more than the purchase price of the car, what that means is that three years from now, when I trade it in, I will owe more on the loan than the car's worth".

It works like this: If I bought a share of stock years ago for $10 and sell it today for $100, I will owe capital gains tax on $90.

If even just a few of these artists manage to discover, as they grow and change, what ungovernable really is, and be it, future generations will owe the New Museum a debt of thanks.

When he pays it back he will owe interest, causing the total cost of his purchase to increase, sometimes exponentially, the longer he maintains the debt.