Sentence examples for to be owed from inspiring English sources

Landsbanki and other creditors are understood to be owed £1bn.

And debt has to be owed to someone.

The company appears to be owed more than £439m by Northern Cypriot subsidiary Unipac.

Solomon Dwek's uncle Joseph Dwek claimed to be owed upward of $60 million.

Customers are thought to be owed between £1m and £4m in deposits.

Barclays, meanwhile, is understood to be owed just under £10m by the business.

His unpopularity seems to be owing largely to unemployment and the widening gap between rich and poor.

"This," wrote Marlborough wearily, "I take to be owing to our late success".

This letter means that you are going to be owing the IRS.

Subsidiaries went from owing the parent company about $1.2 billion to being owed $1.5 billion.

The money he was to receive was owed to him, the committee was told.