Sentence examples for In deepened from inspiring English sources

Once patrons walk into the main dining car, or past a row of trees to the roomy back garden, a surreal mood sets in, deepened by flickering lantern light.

Mr. Cowles was then in deepening financial trouble and discussing possible sales with Mr. Gagosian.

Industries in each country now have a vested interest in deepening ties with their counterparts.

And there was mounting concern that the first bail-out, to Greece a year ago, is in deepening trouble.

Japan's economic interdependence with China in deepening, but the two countries are also lining up as strategic rivals.

If Mr Berlusconi loses, he will have to resign.His government has been in deepening trouble for weeks.

Kite and Nelson, who birdied his final hole in deepening twilight, were among the 21 players unable to finish.

Israel, he said, has "no interest in deepening the conflict with Gaza – the absolute opposite is true".

Officials in the three countries say that Brazil has shown more interest in becoming a global power than in deepening South American integration.

He was in his mid-30s when he received the Fields Medal in 1982 for his work in deepening the connection between geometry and topology.

Western governments, while carefully balancing their interests, should lose no time in deepening engagement with promising leaders, including younger ones in government.