Sentence examples for mostly owing from inspiring English sources

Most everything else has been called off, too, partly out of precaution but mostly owing to heartbreak.

Like its predecessors, One Direction has been compared to the Beatles, mostly owing to its remarkable chart success.

That's "mostly owing to the increase in vegetable gardening and people's desire to grow anywhere they can," she said.

Queensland gets $1.12, South Australia $1.36, Tasmania $1.82, the ATC $1.10 and the Northern Territory – mostly owing to its high proportion of Indigenous people – receives $5.57.

ABBA the Museum — an interactive athenaeum for the art and artistry of Sweden's superfamous quartet — does not take cash, mostly owing to the deeply held beliefs of Björn Ulvaeus, the smaller and less bearded of the "B"s.

But the figures suggest that the fall in the number applying to university since last year is mostly owing to a glut of applications in 2010 in anticipation of the fees rise.

He mostly owes it to himself and his family and friends to get himself straight.

That was relatively easy for Asia because the debts were mostly owed by bankrupt private-sector companies.

Large government welfare programs in some European countries, without the revenue to finance them from local production, eventually led to a piling up of sovereign debt — mostly owed to European banks — and then a lender revolt.

The airline took a big step recently when it converted $290m of debt (mostly owed to Richard Branson's Virgin Group) into conditional equity that the debt-holders will own after an IPO, providing the stock hits predetermined targets.

Karl Rove, Mr Bush's former strategist-in-chief, has frequently argued that the president mostly owed his re-election in 2004 to the fact that the campaign had recruited 1.4m volunteers.