Sentence examples for deep party from inspiring English sources
Early in the primary season, Utah started the mini-trend of incumbents with deep party roots falling to upstarts.
Deep party culture and class attitudes matter even in an age when Tatler magazine isn't what it was.
WASHINGTON — The unity exhibited Thursday by House Democrats in stalling a White House-sponsored trade pact with Colombia masks deep party divisions on the issue, which is certain to become even more highly charged given coming consequential trade deals with South Korea and other countries.
Finally, the 2015 election campaign is more than double the length – 11 weeks versus the traditional five weeks – and favors Harper's Conservatives with their deep party coffers, about the only ones who can afford to maintain a significant on-the-ground presence for the full campaign.
Mr Aznar in 1999 picked Ms Palacio's elder sister Loyola as one of Spain's members of the European Commission; a former minister, with deeper party roots, she too has been tipped as a possible successor.
But they signaled deeper party divisions bubbling under the telegenic surface of Mr. Romney's nomination here, harking back to the primary season when Tea Party activists threw their support to a succession of Mr. Romney's insurgent challengers.
This time, it seems safe to say that New Hampshire will be a sterner test than Iowa for the endurance of Mr. McCain and Mr. Bradley as they face candidates with more money and deeper party support.
The intra-party cleavage runs high and deep and party members here indicate viewpoints and factions are becoming increasingly polarized.
In between all these antics, he's still cranking out razor-edged electro for going balls deep into party mode.
He has tried before — and failed — to push immigration changes through Congress, where political divisions on the issue run much deeper than party lines.
For now, BP appears to be the deep-pocketed party footing many of the bills, including setting up a $20 billion fund to compensate victims of the spill.
