Sentence examples for owes very much from inspiring English sources

In fact, the development of human capital theory throughout the 1960s owes very much to the collective efforts of Theodore Schultz, Jacob Mincer, Gary Becker and their younger colleagues and graduate students.

The fact that the Japanese Government has also provided over 150 million dollars in 2004 owes very much to Tetsuko Kuroyanagi and her work," says Mr. Uramoto.

They were, in fact, great men to whom we owe very much.

"When I returned from France … I missed all of that elegance which I had known in Paris …." Under the new circumstances, "I owed very much to my white friend Céline who would take my paintings to the juries.

What's clear from the financial statements is that the new IAC very much owes its 22percentt jump in revenues and 15percentt jump in operating income to the $3.5 billion, five-year deal it struck with Google last fall to hand over all search advertising on Ask.com and other sites to the search overlord.

I've heard nobody say, 'He owes me.' " But if Mr. Bloomberg owes few people for his election, very few people outside of Mr. Bloomberg's small circle owe the new mayor very much either.

They were far more subtle and savory, very much owing their allegiance to the northern Rhône Valley but with the subtle addition of some sunny Aussie flavors.

And a scandal it is, in urgent need of a thorough investigation, which President Obama pledged at his news conference on Monday and which we're very much owed.

The porous developments in all the samples very much owe to the kitchen-waste decomposing medium too, which is the ground here.

I very much owe my life to Joe.

"I felt like I almost owed it to this institution that very much gave me my career," said Gross.