Sentence examples for In deeper terms from inspiring English sources

But this mass shooting did, once again, focus the spotlight back on the gun debate - and it is worth examining in deeper terms than the stale, red-blue political conflict that plays out on TV like an old rerun.

That said, Workflow goes in deeper in terms of its automation capabilities, while Launch Center Pro is focused more on being a great launcher.

In his effort to appear knowledgeable and profound, he talked about Holy Week in deep theological terms reminiscent of seminary classes, and people in the pews had difficulty comprehending what he was talking about.

You are able to reach people in deeper ways in terms of reaching them with investments that can transform their lives, than you could do with any other sector.

Thomas: "I expect there will be a deep corporate bond market, deep in terms of issues, with many different corporate names issuing and a wide selection of credits.

Most models of the syndrome account for the reading errors observed in deep dyslexia in terms of multiple loci of damage.

That made it the longest downturn since World War II, and data had already shown it was the deepest in terms of decline in gross domestic product.

For those in need of short-term speed in deeper leagues, Campana is worth a temporary look at least until Jackson arrives.

This time around, the recession will be of at least 24 months duration three times as long and five times as deep, in terms of GDP contraction, as the one in 2001.

But the current ensemble, Hurley said, is St. Anthony's deepest in terms of balanced scoring and quality depth.

"The feedback I'm getting from developers and some contractors is that it's not very deep in terms of having an impact on costs," Mr. Spinola said.