Sentence examples for deep breach from inspiring English sources
The only thing the speech has done for sure is to perpetuate the deep breach in trust between the US and Israeli leaders.
Despite heroic efforts to avert disaster, the water level rose nearly 1 metre (3 feet) above crest level, eroded about half the fill in the dam, and cut a deep breach about 200 metres (660 feet) wide in the structure.
As a cultural anthropologist who conducted an eight-year study of gestational surrogacy, I have had the consistent experience that a surrogate would take such extreme measures as described in the article (a court order returning the twins to her custody) only if there has been a deep breach of her trust in the commissioning parents.
He has found several technologies that have a common theme: they all use water itself to help stem the flood.The largest of the new devices is designed to block deep breaches.
Fear of further, deeper breaches has been compounded by the recent stimulus bill, which set 2014 as the deadline by when all Americans should have electronic health records.
"Votergate" is arguably, whether orchestrated or simply misguided, a broader and deeper constitutional breach than Richard Nixon could ever have fomented.
"It is felt that the amount stolen is too great, the loss of potential educational support too deep, and the breach of trust too damaging to not see the criminal proceedings through to a fitting resolution," she wrote.
Suddenly, a rumble fills the room and one senses an ascent from the deep and the breaching of the sea surface, back to a world warmed by sunlight.
The success of the Vostok drilling mission stands in stark contrast to the other attempt to breach a deep subglacial lake.
He met Japanese officials, journalists, political operators; they were "so polite, diplomatic, indirect," he reported, that it usually took a few minutes to breach the deeper wells of anxiety.
From these sanctuaries, militants have been able to conduct raids on Pakistan's military as well as civilian targets deep inside the country, breaching security cordons and creating an enduring sense of uncertainty.
