indebted to, for, in, by or with?
| I am also greatly indebted to Mr. |
| So we are indebted to the sun-god. |
| I am likewise much indebted to Mr. |
| Her neck brace came off and she was indebted to the medical staff member who did it. |
| We are indebted to the farmers in the study contributed substantially to this effort. |
| Britain no doubt was indebted to the role that women played during the whole of WWII. |
| By being so indebted to the rest of the world now, we may well be on our way to becoming a global economic colony. |
| He said even though the revenue accrued has consistently increased, the fund has been indebted to the tune of 180. |
| That is like saying that I am indebted to both America and the Taliban, I am indebted to both Canada and Al Queda. |
| In an earlier era, they became indebted to the pawnbroker; now they are indebted to banks or credit-card companies. |
| Both of which I am very grateful and indebted for. |
| We're borrowing from China so much we're indebted for trillions. |
| Through Narada, we are indebted for the presence of classical music. |
| People of Bangladesh are made more indebted for these projects and made more vulnerable. |
| And it is to his pencil we are indebted for the illustrations accompanying this article. |
| To whom these criminals would remain indebted for the rest of their lives? Definitely AL. |
| A very good reporter to whom we are indebted for making sure this didn't get swept under the rug, but a reporter. |
| Elliott and Fry I am also indebted for their kindness in allowing me the use of reproductions of their photographs. |
| God is there but where are we? I have an older friend whom I love to bits and to whom I am indebted for many things. |
| On the other hand, TGRR, your children are to be indebted for life to ensure they remain docile units of production. |
| To each of them, I am indebted in a way. |
| Also, he got deeply indebted in five years. |
| Our households are some of the most indebted in the world. |
| Today, Caribbean states are among the most indebted in the world. |
| That is why they are capital-surplus peoples and we are among the most indebted in the world. |
| So why is Japan's government now one of the most indebted in the world, with a gross debt that's 235. |
| I find it weird that there is a denial amongst MMTers of the fact a nation can not be indebted in its own currency. |
| Second, it is far from clear that UK households were disastrously overly indebted in the years preceding the crisis. |
| But there is some long way yet to go, with New Zealand households being among the most indebted in the developed world. |
| Withers ' departure the work was accomplished; for this the College is indebted in no small measure to the effects of Rev. |
| It stunned a misguided fan of the Deeply Indebted by forecasting successive defeats at Chelski and MugSmasherLand. |
| Theoretically, at this level, each of the 94 million Filipinos is indebted by P55,457 to foreign and domestic creditors. |
| As his country becomes meaner and more indebted by the hour, it is to his credit that he has placed his considerable weight at its service. |
| Were not the Muslims of Bengal worst suffers in the hands of Calcutta Mahajans to whom they were indebted by Rs 4000 million which rose to about Rs. |
| Lewis concedes that the authority of England is not final, but by being indebted by birth, upbringing, and education the weight is against the pacifist. |
| Debt relief to Uganda has enabled the government to borrow still more money and remain highly indebted by significantly increasing its level of absolute debt. |
| Ironic, isn't it, that the people who may be required to pay the cost of saving the British banking system are the very ones who have been hopelessly indebted by it. |
| He returned to a community now heavily indebted by the legal costs of his and others ' trials, as well as the costs of the police expedition, which he was expected to pay. |
| Moore eats this stuff up and then constructs a case that Americans are kept so indebted by their education and health costs that they are mind-numbed into corporate subservience. |
| He shall be indebted with the cost of maintenance. |
| The person who persecuted you, on the other hand, is indebted with you. |
| He is such an inspiration and one whom I will always forever be indebted with. |
| Debt counselling is there to help the over indebted with the aggressive creditors. |
| Rights issue was a noble idea because the club is heavily indebted with choking debts. |
| Being so much indebted with gifts, many other things do not matter any more, be it a delicious meal, an argument, or an ego. |
| The town hall is characterized by poor governance, weak administration, nepotism and is heavily indebted with insufficient financial resources. |