Sentence examples for indebted for having from inspiring English sources
The phrase "indebted for having" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
The phrase is typically used to express gratitude or thankfulness for something that someone has received or experienced. It often conveys a sense of indebtedness or obligation towards the person or thing that provided the experience. Here is an example: "I am forever indebted for having had the opportunity to study under such a knowledgeable and inspiring teacher."
Remember, also, that it is to the press mankind are indebted for having dispelled the clouds which long encompassed religion, for disclosing her genuine lustre, and disseminating her salutary doctrines.
Cork also says the players felt they were indebted to Monk for having failed to produce more wins this season.
That clearly happened to me in ways that could not have been predicted, but for which I am now very much indebted to Duke for having taken a chance on me.
We are indebted to Dr. John Dolan for having provided us lab space and sampling facilities in Villefranche sur Mer.
We are indebted to the participants and Mulago Hospital administration for having allowed us to conduct this study.
For having professionally prepared the figures, the author is indebted to Dipl.Ing.
A study, aptly from Citigroup (which axed 52,000 people this week), shows cash hoarders now outperforming indebted firms, having lagged before.For the non-hoarders, there is a balance to be struck.
I shall forever be indebted for what she has taught me and the warmth of her love.
The other two emotions that we have looked at are also essentially moral: contrition is a construal of oneself as morally at fault and spoiled, and here the idea of God as judge is involved; and gratitude, as a construal of oneself as indebted for a gift, has reference to a kind of justice (though it is clearly not standard retributive justice [see Roberts 2004]).
The estate was heavily indebted, having been neglected for years.
However, while there is a growing consensus on the need for new growth policies, it is far from obvious what those policies should be, particularly for the heavily indebted countries already having trouble selling government debt.
