Sentence examples for indebted the from inspiring English sources

But they indebted the government, and critics say that other tough reforms, involving health care and corporate tax reform, were ignored.

Mr. Linic, the former opposition mayor of the port town, Rijeka, said he was appalled to find just how indebted the country really was, with hundreds of state companies bankrupt and unable to pay their thousands of employees.

UK consumers and the UK government are still heavily indebted, the eurozone is weak, the pound is strong and banks have to hold more capital and will pass on costs to borrowers.

There is even talk of a coming "Gulf Enron".While the stunning opacity of government economic data is increasing the air of uncertainty, Muhammad Alabbar, who heads Emaar, a giant state-controlled property developer, took the rare step of telling people how indebted the country is.

Then in 1994, according to one Yemeni official, he joined the "mujahedeen" forces, made up of many veterans of the Afghan war against the Soviet occupation, to fight for Mr. Saleh in the civil war here, service which indebted the president to many militants.

Still, it was to Courtois that Atletico were indebted, the Spanish side only managing weak headers from Costa and Garcia in the first period.

The class of 2015 was the most indebted in the history of the United States.

Vivendi is neither the most indebted, nor the most battered by the markets.

The authors are indebted to the staff of the Center for Perinatal Studies for their expert technical assistance.

The authors are indebted to the healthcare workers in the participating NH.

So when the financial crisis hit, British households were the most indebted in the world".