Sentence examples for well owing from inspiring English sources
Many other emerging markets have slowed since 2013 as well, owing to weak external conditions, economic fragility (stemming from loose monetary, fiscal, and credit policies in the good years), and, often, a move away from market-oriented reforms and toward variants of state capitalism.
For the productivity ratio, it is impossible to predict exactly the productivity ratio of the well, owing to the fact that every fracture pattern is different and unique.
While the measured and predicted dispersion band thickness agreed well, owing to the constant drop size considered in the present work, the predicted organic phase volume fraction was found to be lower than the measurements.
As well, owing to the small bacterial-sized archaeal genome, we suggest that archaeal chromatin is not required for genome compaction.
However, repression of the phloem-feeding activity seems a consistent attribute of the different PP2OETAt lines and a consistent attribute of the different organs of PP2OETAt1 as well, owing to AtPP2-A1 overexpressinn in both cases.
It has been demonstrated that, in homozygous AnxA2-null mice, fibrin accumulation occurs in the microvasculature; however, t-PA-dependent fibrinolytic activity functions well owing to a defect of fibrin and collagen I matrix remodeling and clearance of injury-induced arterial thrombi.
But the show's growing popularity may well owe something to his cool, modern restraint.
A region long oppressed by an autocratic central power may well owe nothing to that power.
Their resurgence may well owe a debt to the Duchess of Cambridge, who flits around London, her arms discreetly covered.
When our allies are dropping British-made bombs on your country, we bloody well owe you any help we can give.
Mr James who, as well as being 39, is a bit dodgy on crosses may well owe his place in the national squad to the stifling consequences of the foreign influx.
