Sentence examples for officially owing from inspiring English sources

Zuma, 72, was hospitalised after this year's election, officially owing to exhaustion, though media reports in South Africa claimed he suffers a heart condition, diabetes and high blood pressure.

You now officially owe me !! Haha". .

Officially, it's called Umpire Rock, owing to the ball fields nearby, but its denizens have given it a more honest name.

At that time a new interim president elected by the parliament was to be installed or Privert's term officially extended, but the deadline passed without event owing to stalling tactics by members of the parliament.

The gene is now officially named α/β hydrolase domain-containing protein-5 (ABHD5), owing to the presence of an α/β hydrolase domain commonly found in esterases, thioesterases, and lipases.

The number has, notably, slowed in recent months, owing in part to the aforementioned end of the free upgrade period, which officially came to a close on July 29.

Officially, zombie debt is defined as money that someone once owed but has discharged in bankruptcy or has already paid off – or, in the case of so-called phantom debt, that an individual never owed at all.

Extraordinary rescue stories ran rife through Bam and the surrounding villages, but few were officially confirmed, and Mr Pearn suggested that even they might owe more to hope than to reality.

Declaring that "we owe a debt to all who serve," President Barack Obama officially unveiled a new GI bill for the post-9/11 generation of veterans on Monday at a rally at George Mason University in northern Virginia.

The company has now officially announced it has entered administration and has also stated that while a "proportion of the money owed" may be paid, it is "unlikely that 100% of the money owed will be received".

EFG Hermes, a regional investment bank, thinks Dubai in total could owe as much as $150bn – twice the size of the economy and two and a-half two and a-halfcially declared debtimes