Sentence examples similar to we would be indebted from inspiring English sources

"You alone are the person I care to please... .. "It is I who would be indebted to you, George..."...

Cash was coming in at such a fast clip that early in the year, the group capped donations at $1 million a person out of a concern of fueling a perception that Bush would be indebted to a handful of uber-rich supporters.

This was hardly the first or only time that Sessions would be indebted to Stanford.

Young also criticized the handling of the campaign and told Grant that if he won the election, he would be indebted to the "triumvirate".

I think both candidates would probably prefer to just get the million dollars in hand and would be indebted to that extent".

Putting aside the reality of corruption, it certainly appears as if Newt Gingrich would be indebted to the casino magnate whose $5 million donation saved his candidacy.

Hence, it would be indebted to account for those endogenous enzymes to further link RNA robustness and functionality, for example by looking at mutations in the RNA sequence falling down in the protein recognition site.

And we would be awfully indebted to anyone who could help us to live in more knowledgeable ways that did less harm, and be more fulfilled with that.

Piers Pottinger, a City public relations executive who steered the privatisations of British Airways and Thames Water, says: "If the state controlled more of our industry, we would be even more indebted as a nation and the public finances would be in a worse state".

"[We] would be forever indebted if you could forward the invitation to anyone who you think may be interested in coming," reads the missive.

Mr. Bates said that he felt he could have a friendly conversation with Mr. Trump, and that because of the candidate's riches he would not be indebted to anyone if elected.