Sentence examples for Because of deepening from inspiring English sources

But he left Harvard after a year because of deepening religious feelings, and enrolled in Hebrew Union College Institute of Religion in New York and Cincinnati.

A panel led by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi has produced a draft report saying that growth will remain at a low level through 2002, in part because of deepening deflationary pressures caused by efforts to clean up the huge volume of nonperforming loans plaguing the banking system.

One recently asked me to evaluate him because of a sense of deepening fatigue without fever or weight loss; might it be an infection?

Individuals and families are pushed into a cycle of deepening poverty because of this health problem" [ 1, 2].

This rise in interventionism has come just as the BNDES is losing its raison d'être because of the deepening of domestic capital markets.

And if the country is perceived as being on its way out of the Union in the longer term because of the deepening hostility of Mr. Cameron's Conservatives and of public opinion, it will also be a less attractive investment destination.

This is especially needful because no equivalent urgency has been displayed, for a range of good and bad reasons, during the past two years of deepening civil war.

This is not only because of the destruction, but because of the deepening divisions in society and increasing intolerance towards others with different affiliations and views".

Organizers say they expect an 80percentt increase in the value of the transactions this year because of the deepening recession.

America's gains in multi-factor productivity are less impressive than those in labour productivity in large part because of "capital deepening"—increases in the amount of capital, in particular IT equipment, per worker.

Prince Ali, who is seeking to replace Blatter after the president stood down days into his fifth term because of a deepening corruptions crisis, is one of five candidates for the February election.