Sentence examples for particularly indebted from inspiring English sources

I am particularly indebted to Charles Silver.

I am particularly indebted to those undergraduates who got me up to speed on Columbia's computerized catalog, called CLIO.

Short-term concerns about the sluggish economy in some regions, particularly indebted southern European countries, may reduce investor enthusiasm.

I'm particularly indebted to Mr. Shukla, on the No. 2138 to Jhansi, for his advice on outwitting the touts in auto-rickshaws outside the train station.

"We're particularly indebted to the government of Turkey, which intervened on our behalf to oversee the release of our journalists and bring them to Tunisia," Mr. Keller added.

To the Neo-Pythagoreans, who had grown in importance during the century before Philo, he was particularly indebted for his views on the mystic significance of numbers, especially the number seven, and the scheme of a peculiar, self-disciplined way of life as a preparation for immortality.

For many individual economies, particularly open and indebted ones, that points towards earlier austerity.

Charities which help the poor and indebted, particularly religious ones, expect to be busier than ever in 2012.

Bond yields in the U.S. and Europe, particularly in heavily indebted countries, jumped after the European Central Bank surprised investors by saying it will reduce the size of its monthly bond purchases.

Indeed, some banks and hedge funds have already begun to turn their attention to other indebted nations, particularly Portugal, Spain, Italy and, to a lesser degree, Ireland.

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.