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Meanings of indebted in English
Usage of indebted in English
1
But the heavily indebted state-owned power sector may import more, Rao said.
2
Both trust products were based on loans to deeply indebted coal companies.
3
Can the slow-growing, heavily indebted south starve its way back to health?
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Analysts said the targets were very ambitious, especially for the highly-indebted company.
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That, it said, would add to already heavy pressures on indebted consumers.
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And highly-indebted companies will not be allowed to invest in such products.
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The heavily indebted airline has a market cap of 350 million shekels.
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It's a wonderful moment and a rare one and I'm certainly indebted.
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True, some highly indebted companies are now struggling to get government-backed loans.
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Spain's heavily-indebted autonomous regions had been offered 18 billion euros in assistance.
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Venezuela's crude oil sales remain critical for the heavily indebted nation's finances.
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I know the Coulsons are indebted to your father, to your family.
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Renault takes nearly 37 percent stake in the highly indebted Japanese partner.
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We are indebted to it throughout for many of the ideas treated.
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I am indebted to the following for their help in procuring these:
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Yet most authorities are strapped for cash if not already dangerously indebted.
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Indebted across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common