Sentence examples for because of a deep from inspiring English sources

The increase came a month after housing starts dropped sharply, largely because of a deep decline in construction of multifamily homes.

It wasn't, he said, because of a deep political conviction.

They do so because of fear, because of a deep depression.

He left, like many at the time, because of a deep sense of loss and insecurity.

Julian Dean, a sprinter, moved gingerly because of a deep bruise on his back.

Argentines have had low spirits lately because of a deep recession.

He says islanders shun public elections because of a deep-rooted abhorrence of confrontation.

That's partly because of a deep-seated distrust of anything said by the military commanders, who have announced too many turning points in the past.

According to Mr. McNamee, investors are handing over money by the boatload because of a deep-seated insecurity of missing the next big thing.

The United States has been among the last nations to embrace a broader role for the United Nations, in part because of a deep-rooted suspicion of the organization among American conservatives.

"Theater people can be quite provincial: they don't read, they don't travel and they don't see works of art in other genres," said one producer who has taken the course and spoke on condition of anonymity because of a deep-seated fear of never being invited to another cocktail party.