Sentence examples for a deeper mess from inspiring English sources

"Our public finances were in a deeper mess than others, and he has helped shape that debate".

It's the sort of scandal that, in all its tackiness, can be an indicator of a deeper mess — a gold Oscar de la Renta canary in the political coal mines.

The editorial inside said that the law, "whatever its original intent," had created a "deep mess," one that endangered the state's reputation and its economy.

"We start[ed] with a mess, a deep mess, made worse by the deepening recession," Geithner said.

The economy, as he sees it, is still a deep mess.

"BBC getting into deeper mess," he wrote on Nov. 10.

The economy is sinking into an ever-deeper mess.

JOLTED into action by an admonishment from Thailand's revered monarch, King Bhumibol, the country's judges this week complied with his request that they find a way out of a deep political mess.

To find the path out of a deep dark mess of their own making, the leaders of a church famous for going their own way allowed themselves to be led.

More than anything, Mr. Obama must change the political debate, by rebutting, once and for all, the tax-cuts-above-all ideology that has gotten this country into this deep mess.

For the Democrats, it was yet another reminder of the deep mess that Obama inherited back in January 2009 from his Republican predecessor, and the related inevitability of a protracted recovery.