Sentence examples for left owing from inspiring English sources

When it burst he was left owing Anglo – and hence the Irish taxpayer – billions.

The value of Ware's portfolio slumped, and he was left owing just under £1m.

Many farmers were left owing money, leaving them ineligible for new loans.

Mr. Reilly's insurer contested some of the charges, and the family ultimately was left owing the hospital $11,000.

Without those terms, those who come forward can be left owing the I.R.S. a multiple of what their account holds.

A friend who had three children was rendered homeless when her marriage collapsed and she and her husband were left owing huge debts.

The league argues that the rule is necessary to maintain competition, because other clubs would suffer financial problems if left owed money.

"There is never enough recognition of the small businesses, the taxpayer, and worthy groups like St John Ambulance who are left owed money after doing business in good faith with football clubs".

The letter will raise further concerns among creditors of City Link, who claim they were misled about the financial state of the business, particularly the 1,000 subcontractors working as drivers who are likely to be left owed thousands of pounds after the administration process.

I'm only sorry I leave owing you so much, but dear Dorothy will repay you when the estate is settled.

The average college graduate today carries about $19,000 in debt, according to a study by Nellie Mae, a lender, while one who attends graduate school leaves owing about $38,000.