Sentence examples for deep enough to take from inspiring English sources

The owner has pockets deep enough to take the long view.

"But his pockets aren't deep enough" to take on The Mail, she said.

To plant your sets, scratch out drills (furrows) about 30cm apart, just deep enough to take the little bulbs.

Equally, when the government hands out permits to drill, it will want to deal only with counterparties with pockets deep enough to take on such potential liabilities.

Although our parents are very fond of us, often those feelings don't run deep enough to take investment advice from their reckless children.

For one thing, these firms were among the only investors with pockets deep enough to take on billions of dollars worth of ailing mortgages.

The five candidates left in the presidential race – three with roots deep enough to claim the New Yorker title – took the battle for the Empire State state to all five boroughs and beyond in its first consequential primary in a generation.

Perhaps even deep enough to make another title run.

The shelves were deep enough to hold multiple trays.

"His pockets were deep enough to bring the players in".

Only drill deep enough to get the screw well started.