Sentence examples for must owe from inspiring English sources
"If I'm their Knute Rockne, then they must owe me something".
The plot's urgency and tension must owe something to the writing process.
As any social scientist would tell you, Mossbourne must owe at least some of its success to the Hawthorne effect.
The success so far must owe something to the economy and a downturn will, at the very least, affect the pace of improvement.
According to Copyright Compendium § 202.02(b): The term 'authorship' implies that, for a work to be copyrightable, it must owe its origin to a human being.
Here, in Britain, the grumpy teens who stomp through the novels of Melvin Burgess and Jacqueline Wilson must also owe a debt, however remote, to Salinger.
But as with his mystical counterparts in Eastern Europe, the current attention must also owe much to the awe (not to say sheer weirdness) greeting the millennium.
What subsequent revivals have shown is that it is also a brutally bitter play about family life: the Rices' endless recriminatory rows must have owed a lot to Osborne's own Fulham origins.
And thus the perfection and height of virtue must be owing to the belief of a god" (C 192).
And I must say, I owe him a lot.
