One in seven households headed by someone 65 or older was considered heavily indebted in 2001 -- devoting at least 40percentt of their incomes to debt payments, according to the Federal Reserve's Survey of Consumer Finances.
In this, he considered himself indebted to Henrik Ibsen, who pioneered modern realistic drama, meaning drama designed to heighten awareness of some important social issue.
Would a President Gingrich consider himself indebted to Mr. Adelson?
Yves Béhar, the San Francisco-based designer responsible for the XO, did not create it in accordance with the geometry of the universe, but he considers himself indebted to Fuller.
Consider an indebted family that must decide whether to borrow $5,000 to install additional insulation in its attic, a project that would reduce its utility bills by an average of $100 a month and require loan payments of $50 a month.
But in the short run, it's utterly false... Consider an indebted family that must decide whether to borrow $5,000 to install additional insulation in its attic, a project that would reduce its utility bills by an average of $100 a month and require loan payments of $50 a month.
Ezra Pound and other important 20th-century poets considered themselves artistically indebted to her.
You then report that 57% of the Iraqis to whom America is supposedly indebted consider attacks against coalition forces acceptable.
It was notable for surviving the crisis, but no bank that is so heavily indebted can be considered truly safe.
(The translations into English of Kafka's writings by the Scottish couple Willa and Edwin Muir, to which a generation is deeply indebted, have been considered old-fashioned and not definitive for some time now — too elegant and smoothly readable, too much arising from a Kierkegaardian Calvinism and not enough from a Talmudic Judaism).
