Sentence examples for owing its from inspiring English sources

With the abolition of the monarchy in Rome in 509 bc, the Senate became the advisory council of the consuls (the two highest magistrates), meeting only at their pleasure and owing its appointment to them; it thus remained a power secondary to the magistrates.

Nintendo Power editors George and Bob shared roughly similar opinions of the game; George stated that it is a really fun game, owing its quality to its excellent play control and well thought out concept, while Bob stated that it is deceptively simple looking, when it in fact features a decent challenge for more experienced gamers.

And Grouply is owing its success to the symbiotic (or parasitic?) relationship it has established with Yahoo.

Nonetheless, these challenges opened the door for a thriving ecosystem owing its existence to the ACA and President Obama: healthcare IT entrepreneurs.

Despite these husbandry issues, one author, writing in 1883, stated that "mule-breeding is about the only branch of agricultural industry in which France has no rival abroad, owing its prosperity entirely to the zeal of those engaged in it".

The other, in the south, owing its existence to the Arabs, is Islamic: Granada, Seville, Cordoba.

It owes its existence to a 14th-century Spanish bishop, but it owes its survival in the modern world to trading as a duty-free zone and skiing.

It owes its classically indulgent soul to France.

It owes its success in large part to the demise of the Qaddafi regime last summer.

No: It owes its existence to the Small Business Administration SBAA).

Conceptually, it owes its origin to two agreements and an intervening decree.