Sentence examples for hugely indebted from inspiring English sources

It left the club hugely indebted and having to sell its best three players every season.

It will not happen if aggressive trade unions and hugely indebted state enterprises have their way.

At least, not since I Love Lucy, a show to which Cosby was hugely indebted.

Households and smaller companies also remain hugely indebted, placing a further drag on confidence and spending.

Hugely indebted to Claude, Ruisdael, Rubens and other artists whom he copied, Constable also went beyond them.

Under David Cameron, Britain's hugely indebted government introduced a harsh programme of fiscal consolidation in 2010 to avert a loss of confidence in its creditworthiness.

But many Caribbean nations are highly indebted.

She added: "We are all indebted to their remarkable courage and dedication, working on a hugely complex operation, the relief effort from all of our emergency services has been simply heroic".

While the group was too raw for the mainstream, it was hugely influential on everyone from U2 to Ministry to Bruce Springsteen, whose "State Trooper" from the acoustic album "Nebraska" is indebted to Suicide's "Frankie Teardrop," a harrowing ten-and-a-half-minute journey into the mind of a suicidal factory worker.

We're indebted to him.

Hugely so.