Sentence examples for owed not from inspiring English sources
His rise was spectacularly rapid, and owed not only to his contacts in the United States, but to his brutality.
In its filing, Harbinger said it was owed "not less than $250 million" from exposure to "swap agreements".
The insurers, for their part, dropped their insistence that they owed not a penny until the rebuilding was finished, probably in 2012.
Premier Pierre Laval's policy of French-German collaboration, Jackson observes, owed not a little to his precursor, Aristide Briand, and anticipated, in turn, the postwar Schuman Plan.
Other times, Marbury was defiant, saying he wanted the full $22 million he was owed — "not a penny less" — if he was cut.
And if she'd never written them at all, then this affair would have been left where it belonged, as an explanation owed not to the country, but to the spouses.
He certainly was a leading figure in early C20 detective fiction, owing not a little to Dickens and Conan Doyle.
Clients of bad preparers may owe not just back taxes and interest, but heavy penalties as well.
Anyone who does not owe money should not be subjected to debt collection.
She doesn't owe us anything, not even an explanation.
The $15 tax that I owe is not the problem.
