Sentence examples for more owe from inspiring English sources

We start to believe that because we're worthless, people with more owe us nothing.

The polio vaccine, chemotherapy, cloning, gene mapping and IVF: all these health milestones, and many more, owe everything to the life, and death, of a young mother.

But Turing was fated to accomplish little more, owing to his arrest by British police for homosexual activities ("gross ­indecency"), which derailed his career.

More generally, there has been some reshuffling of the debt, with more owed by governments and a bit less by the private sector.

In a public distribution anyone who claims more owes all others an adequate universal and reciprocal justification.

Sometimes a customer traded in the car with negative equity, with more owed on the car than it's worth.

That is, more and more homeowners owed more on their mortgages than their homes were worth.

More pork can mean more favors owed and more community good will on Election Day.

For this and so much more, we owe him.

But even more, we owe it to the future, which will be shaped by our actions.

Among the 9 million taxpayers with AGI between $100,000 and $500,000, more than 85% will owe more tax".