Sentence examples for continually deepening from inspiring English sources
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In the past 12 months, the country's security situation has deteriorated against a backdrop of political turmoil and the continually deepening conflict in neighboring Syria. .
Given our continually deepening understanding of the effects of DDT use on humans, we ask global policy makers to consider the following issues: In the United States, individuals have been exposed to DDT by working in occupational settings and by living in proximity to DDT manufacturing facilities.
"Personal mastery is the discipline of continually clarifying and deepening our personal vision, of focusing our energies, of developing patience, and of seeing reality objectively".
The spokesperson added "UN member states have continually acknowledged the importance of deepening civil society contributions to advancing the values and purposes of the organisation".
The sheer amount of new activities makes it possible for kids to continually set and achieve goals, deepening their understanding of personal limits.
The style of speaking most consonant to his form of life and the dignity of his views he found, so to say, in the tones of that instrument with which Anaxagoras had furnished him; of his teaching he continually availed himself, and deepened the colours of rhetoric with the dye of natural science.
The cities destined for real success in the 21st century will be the ones that work continually to broaden and deepen their local talent pools.
And, if his success did have any relevance, it was the ominous one of illustrating deepening racial division in Britain, despite the fact that Mr Galloway continually explained that he had won in non-Muslim as well as Muslim majority wards.
Rather than deepening that vision, "Skagboys" confirms him as the British equivalent of Chuck Palahniuk, another one-hit wonder whose ambitions as a prose stylist and social critic are continually undone by his need to enthrall and disgust.
It deepens, a deepening blue.
