Sentence examples for owing to lessons from inspiring English sources
Owing to lessons from Jutland, the ship was modified during construction; the thickness of her belt armour was increased by an average of 50 percent and extended substantially, she was given heavier deck armour, and the protection of her magazines was improved to guard against the ignition of ammunition.
The roots of Japanese pacifism run deep owing to the painful lessons of World War II, however, and Abe hasn't had an easy time of it.
A look back shows striking differences in the way public health officials reacted to AIDS and SARS -- and it shows how much health agencies' quick response to SARS owes to the lessons of AIDS.
One key lesson derived from these studies, owing to the simultaneous detection of the whole plethora of mutations in cells, is the cancer genome evolution.
Venezuela and Nigeria are unreliable, owing to civil strife.
Turnout was low, owing to the snow.
These days, owing to post-Sept.
They have become collectables owing to nostalgia.
"One of the things I think I owe to that early unhappiness, it was a hard lesson, was that I learned that I could be alone," she said.
What do we owe to "The Debt"?
