Sentence examples for too indebted from inspiring English sources

While SOES' aggregate balance-sheet is passable, some companies are too indebted.

At times, particularly in the more aggressively physical second section, it is too indebted.

Its opening section is entirely too indebted to William Forsythe's dazzlingly severe ballet "In the middle, somewhat elevated".

South African Airways, the national airline, will not be sold, he says, because market conditions are wrong and, anyway, it is too indebted.

After its takeovers of Britain's Allied Domecq and Vin & Spirit, a Swedish drinks maker, Diageo's closest rival (see chart) is too indebted to make a big acquisition now.

Another story is circulating in which the economy faces that demand shock but fails to recover because consumers are too indebted.

They are also indebted to Chad Hansen's work (1983 , 1992 on points too numerous to identify one by one.

Carney said that the Bank was concerned households would become too heavily indebted in a low interest rate environment, which would threaten the wider economy.

It used to be that when people applied for credit, their creditworthiness was checked, and credit was denied if the applicant was already too deeply indebted.

So perhaps, I told myself, I would have to read my father's notebooks with my gratitude in mind, remembering, too, how indebted I was to his large library.

To deal with the crisis that's already here, we need monetary and fiscal stimulus, to induce those who aren't too deeply indebted to spend more while the debtors are cutting back.