Sentence examples for are in the deepest from inspiring English sources

"The consensus says we are in the deepest part of the recession now," Mr. Moore said.

"Why is oil doubling when we are in the deepest recession ever?" Mr. Gurría asked.

Nonetheless, some of the biggest Airbus customers are in the deepest trouble.

People on both sides of the Atlantic salmon question agree that the fish, once plentiful in New England's rivers, are in the deepest of trouble.

All those accomplishments are, in the deepest sense of the word, civilian, and it is easy to forget that Justinian's empire was almost constantly at war during his reign.

The study's biggest surprise involved a particularly deadly breast cancer whose tumor cells resemble basal cells of the skin and sweat glands, which are in the deepest layer of the skin.

They are in the deep freeze now," an official told the Guardian.

She was, in the deepest sense, an original.

It was, in the deepest sense, his life.

California may be in the deepest crisis, but others, like New Jersey, are teetering.

The business cycle was supposedly subdued, yet the world is in the deepest recession since the 1930s.