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Owing to the rain, the match was canceled.

he went broke owing two million pounds.

his reading was hesitant owing to a stammer.

I couldn't attend, owing to illness.

They could not cross the river owing to the flood.

He tends to be romantic owing to lack of experience.

Owing to engine trouble,the plane had to make a forced landing.

Results have been delayed owing to a malfunction in the computer.

Owing to a previous engagement, I shan't be able to come.

"Owing to the immediate danger of war, there will be an extraordinary meeting of Parliament tonight."

He was quite above owing his meal to the request of a little girl.

It was altogether owing it to himself that James won the prize.

Owing to the bad weather, we didn't go to the park.

Owing to the state of the ground, the match has been put off.

Owing to the brevity of the speeches, we finished early.

Owing to the construction of body, it might be hard to bestud acrylic into gorge and won't loose it.

3.the unswept remaining owing to development of non-proportionably each substratums in a series of strata.

In addition, the impact of the shad-owing, power control error and imperfect sectorization on the interference and system capacity are evaluated.

Owing to lack of time, we cannot do more than what we have done.

FedEx said that this was owing to an error.

I think we're still owing some scenes.

To whom is it that these (two) things are owing?

It would result in most American taxpayers owing less in income tax.

I'm owing you ten dollars, can I?

The custom had become obsolete, owing to the Machine.

But understandably most people called foul on that one owing to Lukashenko's prior actions during the pandemic.

Some, like Fiji, charge a premium owing to the relatively “pure” private water source from, yes, Fiji.

Perhaps you've seen the words loving, smelling, and owing around.

But owing to the flutter she was in, everything went amiss.