Sentence examples for a very deep problem from inspiring English sources

"This is a very deep problem".

"They (the DEA) put us into a very deep problem, very deep.

"A very deep problem is the ability for financial institutions to take risk that benefits them, but ultimately, if it doesn't work out, will be socialized.

HM I think all of this leads on to a very deep ethical problem, in terms of training and learning.

She said there is a a very deep structural problem which is the average holding period for holding shares has fallen form eight years in 1960 to four months today.

"Maybe this demonstrates that schools alone cannot solve the very deep problems kids bring to school," said Diane Ravitch, the education scholar and historian.

And that there is a parallel between them to a certain extent, but the laboratory experiments, interesting as they are, do not really bear on the very deep problems which are special to black holes.

"My country has been very, very close to very deep problems in the banking sector twice and we don't want to be there again," Anders Borg, the Swedish finance minister, told his counterparts at the meeting earlier in the day.

But if you were a follower of Christ — St. Francis of Assisi was one of my role models, and Dorothy Day was one of my heroines — and yet had all this money it presented a very deep spiritual and moral problem.

Then, in the final section of the book, he generalizes the Newtonian picture to the quantum-mechanical case and (most interestingly) suggests a very deep potential connection between the problem of the direction of time and the quantum-mechanical measurement problem.

Our approach is inpired by ResNet [11] which utilizes residual blocks, allowing it to be stacked into a very deep architecture without huge degradation problem.