The phrase "avoiding deeper" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the act of steering clear of more profound issues or topics, but it needs additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "In our discussion, we found ourselves avoiding deeper questions about the implications of our choices."
Alternatives: "steering clear of deeper" or "evading deeper".
This version, however, distinguishes itself by avoiding deeper meaning or exculpatory explanations.
The claim The UK has resisted full integration into the EU, neglecting to join the euro, keeping its border controls, avoiding deeper European political integration, and introducing "tough new restrictions on access to our welfare system" for new EU migrants.
From being the "indispensable nation", Mr Obama's America seeks to be an indispensable catalyst: present, but not deeply involved.The darkest eveningThus America has sought to create the conditions for success as in hotspots like Libya while resolutely avoiding deeper entanglements.
On Syria, he stumbled his way into a military engagement he didn't want and then in the 11th hour snatched victory from the jaws of defeat by both getting Syrian strong Bashir Assad to give up its chemical weapons and avoiding deeper US involvement in the war.
Peale was attracted to the ministry by his father, a Methodist preacher who advised his son "that the way to the human heart is through simplicity". Later some criticized Peale for oversimplifying Christianity in his uplifting sermons and avoiding deeper confrontations with sin and guilt.
"The chancellor has stuck to his guns on deficit reduction - avoiding deeper cuts or more borrowing in order to retain international credibility".
The way Lackner sees things, the key to avoiding "deep trouble" is thinking differently.
Getting both right, if possible, is crucial to avoiding deep civic damage.
Despite tougher rules, they have little trouble avoiding deep austerity measures to bring down their deficits.
She succeeded both personally and professionally by taking a pragmatic approach and deliberately avoiding deep philosophising.
It is titled "On Avoiding Deep Dementia," and the cite is 48 4 Hastings Center Report (July/August 2018).
