217 examples of indebtednesses in sentences

It would be tedious to enter on an enumeration of the various indebtednesses of English literature to these early tales.

ON THE TEXT [Footnote A: The indebtedness of the Poet to his Sister is nowhere more conspicuous than in this Poem.

Then he tore up the paper, and said there was an end of his indebtedness to him.

Of this description are the contracts of loan, deposit, and pledge,security for indebtedness.

We feel that he has done for our cause most excellent service, and we gladly acknowledge our indebtedness to him.

Many were the wordy battles waged in the scientific world over the questions of priority, exclusive discovery or invention, indebtedness to others, and conscious or unconscious plagiarism.

There was on the 1st of July, 1858, of Treasury notes issued by authority of the act of December 23, 1857, unredeemed, the sum of $19,754,800, making the amount of actual indebtedness at that date $54,910,777.66.

Indebtedness can not be lessened by borrowing more money or by changing the form of the debt.

Martin would look out for the fixed indebtedness on the farm.

In the course of the pages below I have frequent occasion to acknowledge my indebtedness to these learned

Other factors are the national wealth, the indebtedness of the State, and, lastly, the confidence in its productive and military capabilities.

Of course, there were very valuable assets to place against this heavy indebtedness, assets which are likely to improve considerably in value as time goes onthat is, if the city continues to progress and prosper.

In 33:16 he acknowledges, in all modesty, his indebtedness to the past: I awakened last of all as one who gathers after the great gatherers, By the blessing of the Lord I profited and filled my wine-press as one who gathers grapes.

The partner decamped, leaving Lincoln to close up the business and to take the responsibility for the joint indebtedness.

It was seventeen years before Lincoln was able, from his modest earnings as a lawyer, to clear off this indebtedness.

Thus when paper currency depreciated to a low figure he, of his own volition, wrote to Lund Washington that he would not hold him to his contract, but would pay his wages by a share in the crops, and this at a time when his own debtors were discharging their indebtedness in the almost worthless paper.

They also took certificates of indebtedness either from the State or the nation because of services performed against the Indians, and certificates of land claimed under various rights.

The indebtedness (less funds available for payment of debt) of the aggregate governments of the United States in 1913 was: Nation ................................. $1,028,000,000 States ................................. 346,000,000 Minor divisions ......................... 3,476,000,000 - Total ..................................

Sometimes the evidences of indebtedness, the promissory notes or the mortgage papers, are even called tangible property, the same term that is applied to land, houses, and machinery.

(g) Exemption of the holders of securities and evidences of indebtedness of corporations.{15} (h) Treatment of special privileges granted to public-service corporations for the use of streets and public highways on the principle of rent-payment to the community rather than by levying a percentage on an assessment.

The writer also acknowledges his indebtedness to Mr. Emanuel Fritz, M.E., M.F., for many helpful suggestions in the preparation of Part I; and especially to Mr. Harry Donald Tiemann, M.E., M.F., engineer in charge of Timber Physics at the Government Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, Wisconsin, for careful revision of the entire manuscript.

If instead of this the United States were to consent to a treaty by which Mexico should again engage to pay the heavy amount of indebtedness which a just indemnity to our Government and our citizens would impose on her, it is notorious that she does not possess the means to meet such an undertaking.

When the country is engaged in a foreign war, and we must necessarily resort to loans, it would seem to be the dictate of wisdom that we should avail ourselves of all our resources and thus limit the amount of the public indebtedness to the lowest possible sum.

Though our debt, as compared with that of most other nations, is small, it is our true policy, and in harmony with the genius of our institutions, that we should present to the world the rare spectacle of a great Republic, possessing vast resources and wealth, wholly exempt from public indebtedness.

It remains for the editor to acknowledge his indebtedness for sympathetic interest and valuable suggestions to Gustave Larroumet, professor of French Literature at the University of Paris, and perpetual secretary of the Académie des Beaux Arts, to Professor Crane and Mr. Guerlac of Cornell University, and to Professor de Sumichrast of Harvard.

217 examples of  indebtednesses  in sentences