Sentence examples for been indebted from inspiring English sources
adjective
Obligated, especially financially.
(1) MATHEMATICS has been indebted to actuaries in the past for many valuable contributions in the fields of interpolation, finite differences, and statistical method.
World debt during the Depression and nowGOVERNMENTS have been indebted for centuries, running ongoing Ponzi schemes involving tax-payers, investors and future generations.
The American fashion industry has been indebted to Miuccia Prada for several seasons, and it looks as if she is still the boss designer.
From its inception, the Columbia Undergraduate Scholars Program has been indebted to a number of friends from different walks of life who have been instrumental in sharing their creative vision and their contacts, enriching the Program both theoretically and practically.
Klopp's men were being pinned back in the 10 minutes or so preceding Robben's goal and, as well as some superb goalkeeping, they had been indebted to a quite extraordinary goal-line clearance from Neven Subotic.
They had earlier been indebted to Matt Prior (78), down at No6 after opening the batting in five of this winter's seven one-day internationals against Australia, for his combined effort with Jonathan Trott (57) to muster a competitive total.
