Sentence examples for extent of indebtedness from inspiring English sources

That Italians influenced contemporary and later German and, especially, Austrian symphonists cannot be doubted, but the extent of indebtedness and mutual influence cannot now be fully determined, because of the scarcity of available scores.

Ms. Meunier said she didn't realize the extent of her indebtedness until a financial counsel pointed it out to her about two years ago.

It is "game-playing", they add, "to claim that anyone who cares about the impact of austerity on the most vulnerable members of society is … careless about the extent of national indebtedness".

One of the most damning findings in Mr. Valukas's 2,209-page 2,209-paget month -- that Lehman used accounting gimmicks to hide the extent of its indebtedness -- was not known to the S.E.C.

In its report, the Government Debt Iceberg, the IEA said the measure of indebtedness among western governments including the UK should include the extent to which all future spending plans could not be financed by the current tax system.

Bonds are merely certificates of indebtedness.

First, the scale of indebtedness is higher.

There is no transitive property of indebtedness.

The era of indebtedness began with a cultural shift.

But he recoiled from any hint of indebtedness.

But the country has long had pockets of indebtedness, too.