Sentence examples for closely indebted from inspiring English sources
Bulwer-Lytton's book was closely indebted to, and indeed dedicated to, Gell's Pompeiana.
Investors are closely watching some of the more highly indebted countries with struggling economies in Europe.
Leaders of highly indebted countries need to watch them closely.
Britain is massively indebted.
"You're not indebted," he says.
Indebted sharecroppers faced limited options.
Some are heavily indebted, too.
Democratic leaders immediately pledged to work closely with Mr. Paulson to pass a plan in the next week, but they also demanded that the measure include relief for deeply indebted homeowners, not just for banks and Wall Street firms.
LONDON — Two British bank chiefs said Friday they were closely monitoring the effect of the Greek credit crisis on their businesses — even though their banks had little direct exposure to the highly indebted country.
In the societies Mauss studied most closely — the Maori of New Zealand, the Haida of the Pacific Northwest — people rejected the principles of economic self-interest in favor of arrangements where everyone was perpetually indebted to someone else.
