Sentence examples for indebted still from inspiring English sources

Those newspapers which are not heavily indebted still produce enough cash to provide their family owners with an at least comfortable income, as they have done for generations.

More important, trade in agriculture and related industries accounts for 40% of Brazil's exports and in 2004 for 100% of the $34 billion trade surplus, a vital prop for an indebted economy still vulnerable to crises of confidence.

Indebted but still hopeful 20-somethings will turn into embittered 30- and 40-year-olds.

"We've always been under-indebted and still are, just less under-indebted than we used to be".

Many borrowers remain deeply indebted, however.

Both have said that the stock-buyback plan would leave the company over-indebted while still exposing shareholders to significant risk.

Outside Europe, heavily indebted countries are still treated to a package of austerity and "restructuring" measures.

Other indebted developed nations, still stinging from the credit crisis, like the idea of innovation.

Japan's heavily indebted companies are still struggling to sell things to reluctant consumers while buckling under rising burdens of debt.

But at that time the personal, industrial and financial sectors of the economy were much less indebted.Economists are still arguing about how quickly to cut government deficits.

And Thomas C. McCarthy, the City Council president in Bridgeport, promised to start knocking on doors for him, saying he was still indebted to Mr. Blumenthal for his response in 2005 when several sex offenders moved into Mr. McCarthy's district.