Sentence examples for deep because of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Friedland's pockets were deep because of a big stroke of mining luck.

I couldn't go super deep because of [Saturday's stage] but I didn't want to give Nairo much time".

"We're allowed to bat deep because of Ben Stokes and Moeen Ali and we will continue to do that," Morgan said.

And if you know anything about the subject, you know that America's debtor position isn't actually that deep, because of capital gains (which aren't counted in the current account): But OK, market valuations are one thing, what about income flows?

If the Crossroads site were left in its current state, wind, water and frost would erode the wooden beams and flood the trenches, which had to be shallow (no more than three feet deep), because of the high water table.

However, the potential well of Al2O3/Ni NPs/Al2O3 is very deep because of the high work function of Ni; this makes the electrons trapped in the Ni NPs difficult to escape to the channel under a negative gate bias.

"They'll click deeper because of this, and I can load ads deeper into those pages.

This time last year, the Mississippi around St Louis was 20ft deeper because of heavy rain.

"We only started playing Wayne deeper because of the injury situation before the game against Arsenal last Saturday," said Ferguson.

The emptiness in the Rangers' locker room following their series-ending loss to Pittsburgh Sunday seemed deeper because of the questions hanging over this team.

Speaking at the annual July Fourth parade here on Monday, Mr. Romney told a crowd of supporters and passersby,"the recession is deeper because of our president," adding, "it's seen an anemic recovery because of our president".