Sentence examples for as it deepens from inspiring English sources
The United States is rediscovering the Atlantic even as it deepens its engagement in Asia.
The attacks have prompted repeated denunciations from the United States, even as it deepens its relations with Georgia because of the Bush administration's campaign against terrorism and because of Georgia's position as a route for oil pipelines from the Caspian Sea.
Daniel Lubetzky: Kind has gone through many iterations as it deepens its social impact.
The economic crisis is entirely the West's fault, and as it deepens the West will turn on China.
Deftly switching points of view, and flitting backward and forward in time, Samarasan constructs a narrative that opens outward even as it deepens, revealing the wounds and secrets within each character.
"With hope and virtue, let us brave once more the icy currents," Obama said, and, again, the commentators assumed, mistakenly I think, that he was speaking only of the recession as it deepens, with increasing speed, into depression.
Those cells in the seasonal and permanent thermoclines were entrained into the mixed layer as it deepened, seeding the growing season next year.
In the 1980s, the tyrannical president Mengistu Haile Mariam denied that a famine was happening in Ethiopia, even as it deepened.
LONDON — President Trump's cancellation of a visit to London to open a new United States embassy was welcomed by his many critics in Britain on Friday, even as it deepened the diplomatic problems confronting a British government struggling to forge closer ties to Washington without offending opinion at home.
The sound is as jarring as gunfire, and it deepens the tension in a scene between Milo (Jude Law), an out-of-work-actor who is not as dumb as he looks, and Andrew Michael Cainee), a famous thriller writer with a cruel streak.
In offering a compelling argument for the revaluation of companionship as labor, it deepens our understanding of emotion work and the self-perceptions of those who tend to others out of an ethic of service rather than for monetary reward alone.
