Sentence examples for cause a deep from inspiring English sources

No, of course not, we are assured, over and over: "My venom isn't likely to cause a deep wound".

Thirty years ago, it became clear that defeating inflation was crucial, even if the means needed to accomplish that would cause a deep recession.

Its venom can cause a "deep wound that takes weeks or even months to heal" — the price paid for not giving enough attention to hanging an artwork.

I'm old enough to remember not just the predictions that the Bush tax cuts would unleash a huge economic boom, but the claims that Clinton's 1993 tax hike would cause a deep depression.

Strong destructive interference will cause a deep fade and temporary failure of communication due to severe signal power attenuation.

An intrauterine device that's become dislodged could cause a deep, sharp pain during sex.

"These are things that can feed on themselves and cause a deeper recession".

Psychopaths demonstrate shallow emotional reactions to deaths, injuries, trauma or other events that would otherwise cause a deeper response.

If you cause a deeper tear, you may have to sit out for an entire season instead of just one game.

It's caused a deep depression".

The film has caused a deep crisis for the US administration.