Sentence examples for great indebtedness from inspiring English sources

John Dewey acknowledged his own great indebtedness to Mead's philosophy.

The duke is a handsome, self-effacing nobleman from 1876 who describes his position as one of general uselessness and great indebtedness.

The present text represents, therefore, a new recension made from a collation of the text of the Florentine MS. and copies of its diagrams, prepared for this purpose by the accomplished scholar Professor Dr. Enrico Rostagno of the Biblioteca Mediceo-Laurenziana at Florence, to whom we take this occasion to express publicly our great indebtedness.

How much damage will greater indebtedness do to economic growth and governments' creditworthiness?

To the extent that the deduction encouraged greater indebtedness, it may have contributed to the recent financial crisis.

In its announcement of the CCC+ rating, Standard & Poor's said New World's ability to generate cash was "insufficient" to adequately service the expanded debt and noted that the company's aggressive financial posture and future acquisitions might cause even greater indebtedness in the future.

He also noted that a continuing high level of government debt would reduce productivity growth and subject the nation to greater indebtedness to foreign countries as well as risks of economic shocks.

He pointed out that the nation's federal deficit has averaged 9% of gross domestic product -- the value of all goods and services produced -- over the last three fiscal years and that a continuing high level of government debt would reduce productivity growth and subject the nation to greater indebtedness to foreign countries as well as risks of economic shocks.

The result is greater indebtedness and hunger.

If you're truly angry and upset with someone, keep in mind that kindness creates greater indebtedness to another being than an unavenged wrongdoing.

In 2014, it totaled 177% of the country's gross domestic product, the greatest proportion of indebtedness among the 28 nations of the European Union.