Sentence examples for note owed from inspiring English sources

The Titan Corporation will take over most of the assets of the SureBeam Corporation, the subsidiary it spun off in 2002, to satisfy a $25 million senior secured note owed to it by SureBeam.

The first half's only other moments of note owed more to the two teams' physical approach, with the flow of the game interrupted by numerous niggling fouls.

GM has $9.1 billion in debt coming due by January 2010, including $4.3 billion of long-term debt and a $4 billion note owed to a new trust fund for retiree health benefits.

You must pay banker $500 for each $20,000 promissory note owed.

Editor's note: owing to an editorial error, this article was first published without its opening paragraph, now reinstated (at 16:00 on January 19 2008).

Of note, owing to the delayed onset of dyskinesia after introduction of combined STN+SNr stimulation, medication in one patient and nigral stimulation parameters in two patients had to be adjusted during the '3-week follow-up" according to the intention-to-treat principle (detailed below).

The accuracy of the results on simulated read data sets was computed by finding the percentage of the confidently aligned reads that were mapped to their correct position in the reference (note: owing to the presence of bubble branches, more than one multi-genome position can be considered correct).

Mao, he noted, "owed more to Sun Tzu than to Lenin" in his pursuit of foreign policy.

The look, Ms. Sloane noted, owes a big debt to the newly developed cult of Herve Leger, whose bandage dresses of the 1980s (think of Robert Palmer's escorts) have been turning up, in new incarnations, on curvaceous celebrities like Beyoncé and Victoria Beckham.

"Jaws" remains a wildly disparate collection of elements, incorporating literary references to Melville ("Moby-Dick") and Ibsen ("An Enemy of the People"), stylistic devices from Hitchcock (including a re-creation of the famous "Vertigo" zoom-in, dolly-out shot) and a dose of comedy that, as Pauline Kael noted, owes a lot to Woody Allen's wisecracking schlemiels.

With melting, significant reduction in hardness was noted owing to an increase in residual austenite and coarsening of martensitic microstructure.