Sentence examples for indebted beyond from inspiring English sources

They are indebted beyond their means.

Mae did so, and though Annie insisted that she pulled no strings, Mae was sure Annie had, and she felt indebted beyond all measure.

Defendants unfairly pursued profit without regard to their supposed career training mission and left students indebted beyond their means".

Once they have borrowed, neither choice is viable, leaving them indebted far beyond their next payday.

The discussion focused on how poor, deeply indebted nations could move beyond debt relief.

The current debate goes beyond the emergency bailout for indebted nations to questions about the future of economic integration among the countries using the euro currency.

Among the proposals agreed upon were the expansion of debt relief programs beyond the poorest, most heavily indebted countries that had been eligible.

Mr. Draghi also rejected the argument that the program would transfer risk of loss from indebted countries to better-off ones, "over and beyond risks that are inevitable and inherent" in running one monetary policy for 17 countries.

The title of the document known as The Columbus Letter was: "A Letter of Christopher Columbus to Whom Our Age is Much Indebted About the Recently Discovered Islands of India Beyond the Ganges in Search of Which He Had Spent Eight Months Before Under the Auspices and the Expense of the Most Invincible Ferdinand, King of the Spains".

They provide us both with information about how best we might benefit others, and a basic moral motivation which can be relied on in normal cases and which can be generalised beyond the narrow domestic sphere (a position much indebted to Adam Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments).

Here he is again indebted to the precritical Kant, but he also goes somewhat further beyond him.