Sentence examples for deep and difficult from inspiring English sources

"It is deep and difficult.

Russia's new-found prosperity is fragile and will require deep and difficult reforms to sustain.

"But we are recovering from a long, deep and difficult recession, and it does take time before people really feel the effects of an economic recovery.

The subject of sex is deep and difficult, as metaphysical as the physical element can be, and only artists of a high order are likely to approach the subject with any originality.

The bed between 165 and 1,000 feet (50 and 300 metres) wide is broken by rocky rapids that are less than 3 feet (1 metre) deep and difficult to navigate.

Its theme will be the deep and difficult contradiction between the means we have for understanding other peoples through our travelling and the destruction we inevitably wreak on climate and culture by doing that traveling.

Because the oil is so deep underwater and difficult to extract, the price of oil will need to be above $70 a barrel to make drilling profitable, energy analysts said.

Major segments of subduction zones are commonly submerged in deep water and difficult to access at the majority of margins.

But too often the problems are deep, structural, and difficult to move the needle on.

As Nobel Prize winning economists Paul Krugman, Joe Stiglitz and other progressives have argued, the economic change of course that is needed is serious, deep seated and difficult.

While patients' motives are deep rooted and difficult to modify [ 85], providers echo patients' perspectives on the influence of symptoms in adherence behaviours [ 78, 82].