Sentence examples for extremely indebted from inspiring English sources

The odd thing is, looking back at it now, it is frequently extremely funny and also extremely indebted to Dad's Army.

We are extremely indebted to Professor Dr. Bruno Goddeeris, from Katholic University of Leuven who is leading VLIR-UOS project, for facilitation of the overall research grant, continuous support and follow up.

We are extremely indebted to Professor Dr. Bruno Goddeeris, from the Catholic University of Leuven who is leading the VLIR-UOS project, for facilitation of the overall research grant, continuous support and follow up.

But many Caribbean nations are highly indebted.

And it is highly indebted.

"Dear Highly Indebted Sucker," they'd start.

We are highly indebted to the study participants.

By contrast, protest by poor agricultural laborers and heavily indebted households was extremely rare.

To Sir Robert Hadfield we are indebted for two extremely interesting papers presented at the May meeting of the Iron and Steel Institute: one reviewing the world's resources of manganese; the other containing the results of his latest researches on the iron-manganese-carbon system.

For the most part, that coverage was extremely fair, and I was -- and remain -- indebted to the many journalists who found my ideas interesting enough to make them known to viewers, listeners, and readers.

Absent a new economic boost for indebted nations, fiscal adjustments will be extremely painful at best and impossible at worst.