owe的示例

• "As I recall, " he said with some irritation, "you still owe me £150."

• It's just struck me that I still owe you for the concert tickets.

• It'll be difficult to sort out how much each person owes.

• He'd better pay me back that money he owes me soon, or else.

• I owe you an apology - I'm afraid I forgot to send Amanda that report.

• Since a claim is a duty owed particularly to the person, the unfairness is plainly suffered by that person.

• When making these observations, however, flight was ignored, owing to the difficulties caused by its very short duration in the small observation-jars.

• Unfortunately, two of the three maps are difficult to read owing to the poor quality of reproduction.

• Urban respondents were more likely to owe money to a loan-agent, and less likely to owe it to a bank.

• We describe their second approach here owing to its simplicity.

• The unpunctured spherical film drains, owing to gravity, eventually becoming naturally unstable when its thickness is of order 0.07pm.

• Furthermore, owing to their self-electric field, they would drift in the negative x direction.

• I was able to record such a large body of data owing to the assistance of my friends, many of whom were network marketers themselves.

• Nor is identification unconditionally owed to existing institutions.

• Evidently the film thickens with increasing capillary number owing t o the attendant increase in deformation.

• The latter type displays a fairly complex distribution, owing to the fact that it can sometimes appear in contexts without overt negation.

• Presumably, the pulses are not as strong for low and high k, owing to interference with the forcing and dissipation.

• Prices become merely nominal if payment is not instantaneously done, no man knows what he owes, and yet everything is done on credit.

• During the dry season the locusts could be approached nearer than during the rains, owing to their inactivity when the humidity is low.

• The localized solutions, at early times, are found to be damped owing to the dust-charge fluctuations.