Sentence examples for because of a deeper from inspiring English sources

The Office for National Statistics revised the decline in gross domestic product in the first three months of this year to 0.3 percent, from the 0.2 percent it estimated last month, because of a deeper slump in the construction industry.

But management was able to impose those cuts in part because of a deeper historical force at play: the long, steady decline of union membership within the American labor force.

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

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

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

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

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

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

That is because of a deep property of the laws of physics, namely the universality of computation.

Those pushing for a rainbow coalition did so in part because of a deep dread of opposition.

It was prosecuted by the British because of a deep anxiety over the spread of American democratic republicanism.