Sentence examples for indebted if from inspiring English sources

"[We] would be forever indebted if you could forward the invitation to anyone who you think may be interested in coming," reads the missive.

"All modern discussions of citizenship as a noninstrumental good-in-itself are indebted, if only indirectly, to him [sc. Aristotle]" (Ober 1998: 290).

But there's nifty production work elsewhere – the Hall & Oates-indebted If You Say So especially – and even the weaker moments act as a powerful enticement to catch them live.

Many banks hold substantial amounts of government bonds that would be at risk if indebted countries like Ireland and Greece were unable to manage their debts.

The Bretton Woods institutions agreed to bail out indebted developing states if they tightened their belts and submitted to painful fiscal reforms.

BERLIN — Distrustful of Greek politicians, European leaders considered a plan on Wednesday to hold back a significant share of the $171 billion bailout for the deeply indebted country even if Athens passes the austerity measures demanded by its international lenders.

One guide could be the "HIPC" initiative, the 1996 scheme where lenders agreed to reduce the debts of the most Heavily Indebted Poor Countries if they implemented reforms to reduce poverty.

The need to ratify the July agreement to expand the facility is all the more important in light of the fact that markets have already indicated that even a 440 billion euro fund, or roughly $600 billion, was nowhere close to enough money to fend off speculative attacks against heavily indebted countries, especially if larger countries like Spain and Italy are forced to turn to it for assistance.

One can be indebted forever especially if the favour granted is incommensurable (e.g. saving one's life).

And whichever presidential candidate emerges from the Republican nomination scrum will also be indebted to Boehner, if he managed to punt the budget fights beyond Election Day 2016.

It follows that the level of debt matters only if the distribution of net worth matters, if highly indebted players face different constraints from players with low debt.