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One of the meanings of these prepositions is "because of". Are they interchangeable, or is there a difference in the meaning?
Britain expects first deflation in more than 50 years owing to supermarket price wars. www.retail-week.com/.
Stagnating industrial manufacturing and postponement of investment owing to high costs of capital will have an adverse impact www.transparencymarketresearch.com
Would "on account of" change the meaning of these sentence, or add a different sense to it?
Thank you!
One of the meanings of these prepositions is "because of". Are they interchangeable, or is there a difference in the meaning?
Britain expects first deflation in more than 50 years owing to supermarket price wars. www.retail-week.com/.
Stagnating industrial manufacturing and postponement of investment owing to high costs of capital will have an adverse impact www.transparencymarketresearch.com
Would "on account of" change the meaning of these sentence, or add a different sense to it?
Thank you!