Sentence examples for owing either to from inspiring English sources

It's also great for ensuring a comfortable viewing angle regardless of how little room you have, owing either to just general airline seat design or to front neighbors who insist on reclining even though we all know that the only people who do so are selfish inconsiderate monsters.

Unlike most Silicon Valley firms that opted not to remain in China, owing either to attrition or because of tenuous relationships with local VCs, Sequoia stayed put, empowering the founder of Sequoia Capital China, Neil Shen, to eventually build up offices in Beijing, Hong Kong and Shanghai — and to assemble a portfolio that is today rife with highly valuable companies.

It is believed that interest rates in microfinance will reduce only with a reduction in operational costs owing either to competition-induced better governance (Rosenberg et al. 2009) or due to the use of innovative technologies such as cloud computing information systems, mobile banking, and online financing of microfinance institutions (Ashta 2011).

We were unable to examine direct victimization because very little was reported, owing either to low prevalence or underreporting, and thus we likely have some misclassification of true ETV.

Seven participants in the PCA group and 10 participants in the treatment as usual group were not included in the statistical analyses, predominately owing either to the booklets with the pain scores going missing or to the participant completing the pain score only once.

Using G ˜ and Z ˜, we then obtain our simulated observed genotypes W ˜. This simulation approach does not guarantee that model assumption 1 will hold, because some alleles might not be observed owing either to allelic dropout or to a stochastic failure to be drawn in the simulation.

But even with a waiver, lenders will often try to make up some of what is owed, either by seeking a cash payment at the closing or a promissory note.

We might suppose that what people are due is a matter of what people are owed, either because they deserve it or because they have a moral right to it.

The state might avert the worst of such a scenario, the governor suggested, if the federal government comes up with $6.9 billion that he claims it is owed, either through fixing accounting errors and shortchanging, or through the rejiggering of federal formulas to benefit the state.

In reducing the size of your monthly payments, they can play with the interest rate or the principal owed, either temporarily or permanently.

Depending on your plan, you owe either a portion of that $500 — say, 20 percent, after a deductible — or a co-payment.