Sentence examples for may owing to from inspiring English sources
They may — owing to the anachronistic Law of Return — be able to leave Great Neck, land in Israel, and claim citizenship; but they are usually less attuned to Israel's Hebrew culture than the state's Arab citizens are.
The French 1st Army had also taken a battering and despite winning several tactical defensive victories it was forced to retreat on 15 May owing to developments elsewhere, leaving its tanks on the battlefield, while the Germans were free to recover theirs.
At the start of today's hearing the presiding judge, Alphons Orie of the Netherlands, said the court was considering postponing the presentation of evidence, due to start on 29 May, owing to "errors" by prosecutors in disclosing evidence to the defence.
At the start of Wednesday's hearing the presiding judge, Alphons Orie of the Netherlands, said the court was considering postponing the presentation of evidence, due to start on 29 May, owing to material omitted by the prosecutors when it disclosed evidence to the defence.
Second, there are moral or legal debts Germany may owe to individual victims.
Already, it has been noted with some alarm that he has managed just one walk in fifty plate appearances, which may owe to his inexperience and early success, or may augur longer-term issues with discipline.
This inconsistency in amplitude may owe to the simplistic approximation of the thermomagnetic property of rock (Eq. 1).
The last result may owe to the possibility that in such regions non-electoral engagement may be less publicly visible and suffer from "free-riding" problems.
(c) H12: A possible reason may owe to the negative motivations, for which consumers have to maintain the continued relationship with the shopping website.
This may owe to their relatively higher earnings and better connections with community leaders in the UK and/or in Poland.
Its account of sublimity owes to Burke; its treatment of novelty owes to Addison and to Gerard; the use it makes of association may owe to Gerard as well.
