Sentence examples for owing heavy from inspiring English sources

The sad story of elite capture by a local chief and his relatives can be attributed in part to Zimbabwe's financial collapse, and in part the ruling party's iron grip of the country since 2000, in particular the reestablishment of local chiefs appointed by (and consequently owing heavy allegiance to) the ruling party.

The developers still owe heavy interest payments on bank loans.

And if Campbell owes heavy debts to Mervyn Peake and John Milton, well, there are worse influences to choose; and the debt is not so heavy that he can be accused of lacking a voice of his own.

Other parts of the region have suffered owing to heavy rains.

LAX: Expect delays in viewing information on flight departure and arrival monitors in all major terminals owing to heavy Black Friday retail advertising content.

Its relief is more diverse, however, owing to heavy faulting and warping caused by volcanic activity around the Calatrava Plain and to two complex river systems (the Guadiana and the Tagus) separated by mountains.

Two memorial services – in Qom, where his office was, and in Isfahan, where he was born – have had to be cancelled owing to heavy presence of security forces and plainclothes thugs.

In Uttar Pradesh, major rivers continued to swell owing to heavy rains.

Centene said it would drop coverage of the aged, blind and disabled in northwestern Ohio by July, owing to heavy costs from a record flu season.

However, owing to heavy rains, polling was not completed until 10 November.

Mint officials had considered putting Franklin on the dime in 1941, but the project was shelved owing to heavy demands on the Mint for coins as the United States entered World War II.