Sentence examples for deal deeply from inspiring English sources

The Texas senator Ted Cruz, the new favourite of the right, called the deal "deeply concerning" and Senator Marco Rubio, of Florida and another potential presidential hopeful, said he could not support the deal "as an American" and called it "irresponsible".

The works exhibited in Under the Same Sun deal deeply with past politics in a way that could help establish a new language for understanding the future.

Market changes introduced since 2008 by Fidel Castro's successor, his brother Raúl, had been inadequate to stem a tide of crime and self-dealing deeply entrenched in Cuban society because of the lack of opportunity.

Still, the deal was deeply flawed.

The deal was deeply flawed from the start.

The constitutionality of the deal was deeply suspect, but the Americans averted their eyes.

This is the real deal, changing deeply ingrained perceptions and prejudices at the grassroots.

Finally, Cuba rarely has to deal with deeply hostile crowds, since it regularly benefits from ample leftist good will abroad.

Can administrators and deans really continue to leave professors and other college personnel to deal with deeply disturbed students on their own, with only pencils in their defense?

The Afghans have made final approval subject to an Afghan grand council of elders, a loya jirga, that is to begin meeting on Thursday, and aspects of the security deal remain deeply unpopular with the public.

He was 45. "Gonzalo never had an easy life, but he was dealing with deeply personal issues," his mother said.