Sentence examples for could be deep from inspiring English sources
The damage caused could be "deep and severe", she added.
"And if the current trends continue, there could be deep recessions in Zacatecas and in much of north-central Mexico".
Some forecasters, citing the technology bubble, high debt levels and nervous consumers, said the recession could be deep and long.
The Federal Reserve's latest forecasts suggest a jobless rate above 8% in 2011, and half a decade or so until the economy returns to full employment.The economic scars could be deep.
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It could be deep in a bush, or beneath the shadowing lower branches of a trusty old tree – just as long as it keeps the kids occupied for hours while the adults "oversee construction" from a nice sunny spot with eyes firmly closed.
In particular, the American downturn could be deeper and more prolonged than expected.
If both these wealth effects turn negative, the blow to consumption could be severe, and the current recession could be deeper than most economists now forecast.
"You might lose about 8 percent," he said, adding that losses could be deeper depending on how quickly rates rose, among other factors.
You may argue that the cuts could be deeper or faster, but they certainly are not a "cover for many of the dirtiest plants to avoid expensive pollution controls".
