Sentence examples for deep indebtedness from inspiring English sources

Brassfield, 33, took a singular route to deep indebtedness.

The deep indebtedness of the cities and towns dominates most policy discussions, whether it is about shorter hours at museums and athletic facilities, higher fees or shuttered public institutions.

Mr. Monti's government of unelected technocrats is trying to pull the country back from its deep indebtedness by trimming a bloated public sector, fighting corruption and reducing tax evasion, a task that puts it in a precarious position without a base of party support to fall back on.

For a minimum investment of $100, Cropital users can lend to Filipino farmers and help them break the cycle of deep indebtedness.

According to Shiva, the erosion of indigenous seeds and the concomitant dependence on the GM patented variety resulted in deep indebtedness - the most tragic manifestation of which was suicide (Shiva 2012b).

Austerity isn't working for these countries, bringing only high unemployment, stagnating growth and deeper indebtedness.

So-called wise men complain that the armchair warrior is producing "deficits," emptying the coffers of the state and sinking it ever deeper into indebtedness to usurers and foreign moneylenders.

The difference is that the problems look a lot worse this time: a much bigger bubble, more financial distress, deeper consumer indebtedness — and sky-high oil prices added to the mix.

A downgrade sends up the cost of borrowing and can plunge nations deeper into a spiral of indebtedness.

The honest answer, as with so many of Ottoline's guests from the Bloomsbury circle, was that Strachey felt embarrassed by his indebtedness to a woman for whom he felt, deep down, a genuine affection.

The flow of influence and literary indebtedness between them gradually reverses itself, and Louis begins to claim a deeper interest in Allen's more spontaneous ways of working, though there is little evidence that he applied them.