Sentence examples for indebted at from inspiring English sources

India is not very indebted: at 55% of GDP, bank credit is far lower than in China, let alone rich countries.

It had just released "Sandinista!," a three-LP set consisting of dub, funk, rap, and Motown interpretations, along with other songs that were indebted — at least in their form — to Jamaican and African-American sources.

Air Asia was heavily indebted at the time.

It was heavily indebted at the time and Cerberus said it would pay off the firm's £174m of debts.

And the current rate of consumption, fuelled by housing wealth, leaves many indebted consumers at risk.

It still has some way to go before it outstrips Australia, however, which has the world's most indebted households at 125% of GDP.

Increasingly feeble, moody, and influenced by his military and landowning friends, the Marshal forced the government to spend huge amounts on the army and navy and hopelessly indebted estates at the expense of unemployment relief and other imperative needs.

So it is little wonder that up to 25percentt of college students are relying on credit cards to finance their learning, or that the average indebted student at a private college leaves with a $24,200 bill on that graduation cap.

Some countries once highly indebted and at the mercy of the bond markets have managed to pay down large amounts of debt.

On Monday, a team of state-appointed advisors recommended the city sell a deeply indebted incinerator at the root of its fiscal problems, renegotiate its labor agreements, cut jobs, sell other assets and assume $26 million in new borrowing.

We are indebted to Douglas Russell at British Museum, Tring; Torsten Stjernberg at Finnish Museum of Natural History, Helsinki; Göran Frisk at Swedish Museum of Natural History, Stockholm; Jan Bolding and Jon Fjeldså at Museum of Natural History, Copenhagen, and Göran Nilson at Museum of Natural History, Göthenburg.