Sentence examples for a deep and long from inspiring English sources
There is a deep and long game of influence being played here.
For the second time in four years the country is in the grip of a deep and long recession (see chart 1).
TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady said the IFS report highlighted how public sector workers had suffered a "deep and long pay squeeze".
When certain key 60s bands – the Velvet Underground, the Stooges, the Byrds – made recordings that continue to cast a deep and long shadow over the sounds we perceive as indie?
It would be nice to think that if George Bailey had been around in September, the United States government could have saved itself $700 billion, Iceland could have averted near bankruptcy, and the rest of the world could have avoided another trillion dollars in bailouts and the prospect of a deep and long recession.
Howard Archer, chief economist of Global Insight, said: "This has gone further than we thought, but it is fairly justifiable and shows just how worried the Bank of England is about the economy and the possibility of a deep and long lasting recession.
Success will require a deep and long-term commitment to build and enhance all disciplines and activities that impact on precision medicine.
The sense of community is strong and the local authority and other agencies, including my housing association, have a deep and long-standing commitment to further regenerating the area.
On 30 March 2011, Arts Council England announced a round of funding cuts that were to have a deep and long-lasting effect on a number of theatre companies – my own company, Out of Joint, among them.
He has seen the musical at least twice, in December and earlier this month, and has had a deep and long-standing fondness for the character of Spider-Man, said the people, who do not know Mr. Aguirre-Sacasa personally; they both spoke under condition of anonymity because the talks are private and no agreement has been reached.
