Behind and Owing to

Behind

Behind noun - The part of the body upon which someone sits.

Owing to and behind are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Owing to" instead a noun "Behind".

Owing to

Owing to preposition - As the result of.
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Synonyms for Owing to

Behind and owing to are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Behind" instead a noun "Owing to".

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  • The Tokyo-based Frontier Enterprises was also reportedly behind some dub of DB in the mid-late '80s, owing to its existence on a voice actor's resume (although erroneously listed as "DBZ").
    Source: Dueling Dubs
  • British tank design was at least two years behind its competitors, owing to the shattering losses in France and the need to keep some sort of designs in mass production.
  • Wes Borland gets a little attention, owing to being the creative force behind the band (at least before he left), wearing body make-up and/or the most colourful costumes and being involved in several other side projects such as From First to Last.
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