Sentence examples for to be owing from inspiring English sources

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

This is said to be owing to sighted teachers who believe computer technology, and in particular synthesised speech, has rendered it redundant.

Karoly said about 0.2C of that anomaly was likely to be owing to El Niño, leaving about 1.1C mostly caused by human-induced climate change.

All these attempts had been in the area between Greenland and Svalbard, which actually was not the accessible route to the Arctic Ocean that it appeared to be, owing to the strong southerly drift of the ice.

This is thought to be owing to the fact that they are characterized by non-terminally bonded oxygen atoms.

Such an effective Mg-doping in this case is believed to be owing to the improved crystalline quality of the present samples.

And debt has to be owed to someone.

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

Being in any kind of relationship means being willing to be owed.

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

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