Sentence examples for because of the deep from inspiring English sources

For months, George knocked on doors but got nowhere because of the deep recession.

CONS: Because of the deep extension, the garden is minuscule.

I say "shamefully" because of the deep conflict I feel about caged creatures.

We face a future of diminished expectations because of the deep recession.

She said she liked him and Bach because of the deep emotions in their work.

Economists figured that Americans would spend less on health care because of the deep recession and sluggish recovery.

Because of the deep pockets of the owners, who were willing to lose on the way to winning.

The Flyer was shipped to Alaska, but travel there proved impossible because of the deep snow and thawing rivers.

But other Israelis were less ready to dismiss the remarks, and not only because of the deep offense they caused.

Public opinion is still in favour of staying in the euro, not least because of the deep-rooted fear of being pushed back into Russia's orbit.

"It's a very difficult situation for this area to swallow, because of the deep-seated suspicion toward C. L. and P.," said Representative Boucher.