Examples of 'more indebted' in a sentence
Meaning of "more indebted"
more indebted - This describes a situation where someone is even more obligated or grateful, often used to convey a heightened sense of indebtedness or gratitude beyond what is already known or expressed
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We do not need any more indebted institutions.
The more indebted poor countries continued to receive the smallest amounts.
I have become even more indebted to everyone.
The exorbitant prices of British commodities resulted in Canadian farmers becoming more and more indebted.
I could not feel more indebted to you.
The more indebted it becomes, the less flexibility it has to respond to further strains.
Go ahead and feel even more indebted.
Consumers are more indebted than ever before.
Many countries have become more indebted.
Canadians are now more indebted than ever before.
There is no author to whom my father thought himself more indebted for his.
Canada is among the more indebted of the wealthy nations.
That fudge might even be an advantage to the more indebted countries.
He also became more indebted and was forced to live in less glamorous surroundings.
But households are much more indebted.
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A World more indebted than ever.
It was recently reported that Quebeckers were more indebted than ever.
She 's far more indebted to you.
I can think of no man to whom I am more indebted.
There are many more indebted persons.
To repay earlier loans, households were borrowing anew and getting more and more indebted.
His religious works are more indebted to the work of his father.
Across many countries, including Canada, companies have become more indebted.
They are much more indebted to John.
A small aside - men tend to report feeling more indebted than women.
Scandinavians are more indebted than Americans.
Conversely, in Belgium large enterprises tend to be slightly more indebted that small ones.
The OECD says Canadian households are more indebted than any other developed country.
How could it be possible that people are more indebted but less insolvent?
Companies nowadays are much more indebted than they were in the 1970s.
In fact, Langkasuka is even more indebted to you.
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We are indebted to you for your commitment to excellence
You should not feel indebted to me or anything
I am indebted to him for having brought me here
