Sentence examples for indebted with from inspiring English sources
Many homeowners in the eurozone, including Ireland, remain heavily indebted, with many financing negative equity loans.
We are indebted with Prof. Gianluigi Condorelli to permit the pivotal experiments of qPCR with miRs.
Current students will become increasingly indebted with decreasing protection unless urgent action is taken.
The Japanese government is already heavily indebted, with total public debt approaching twice the size of its $5 trillion economy.
We are indebted with Chris R. Scotese for his permission on using and modifying his palaeographic world maps from PALEOMAP project (www.scotese.com).com
National economic success, he said, has come at a cost: "A population that is highly indebted, with high levels of depression and frustration".
This is twitchy, spacious, UK garage-inflected and Aaliyah/Cassie-indebted, with a hint in the esoteric delivery of FKA twigs.
The consumer is over-indebted with the drop in housing and equity values, and ought to be saving and spending less.
Investors are closely watching some of the more highly indebted countries with struggling economies in Europe.
But the poor harvest may leave indebted farmers with no choice but to keep raising opium.
But burdening a heavily indebted firm with yet more debt could only ever have provided temporary respite.
