Sentence examples for owing, both from inspiring English sources

It's a doomed project, owing both the the long-standing Japanese suspicion of foreigners and to the intricate codes and hierarchies that govern Amélie's workplace.

The therapeutic option of a carbapenem antibiotic is compromised in Pseudomonas aeruginosa owing both to acquired and intrinsic resistance mechanisms.

Owing both to his posts and to the weight and authority of his voice within the party, he remained China's chief policy maker throughout the 1980s.

Meanwhile, owing both to evaporation and to heat loss, water from the tropics becomes denser as it drifts toward the Arctic, so that near Greenland a tremendous volume of seawater is constantly sinking toward the ocean floor.

The black cultures are not well supported by formal institutions or the government, owing both to doubts as to what would enable rather than smother their development and to a lack of fiscal resources.

However, owing both to the biological heterogeneity of HCC and the broad spectrum of action of sorafenib, in spite of substantial efforts, no reliable predictors of response to this drug could be found yet.

I owe both of them a song.

We owe both the lever system in our jaws and small bones in our ear to our shark ancestors.

I owe both my father and my mother a huge debt of thanks for an idyllic childhood, one that's helped me become the person I am today.

Mr. Davis said Mr. Rangel was likely to owe both the state and the city a similar amount over the same period.

All this we owe both to ourselves and to the peoples of the world who are so well represented here today.