Sentence examples for deepen the challenge from inspiring English sources

Ms. Short's testimony seems likely to deepen the challenge facing Mr. Brown as he prepares for his own testimony later this month, when the inquiry panel seems sure to ask him — in the face of deep public anger over the war — whether he supported the invasion.

Several of the women targeted, however, said that Weinstein's use of private security agencies deepened the challenge of speaking out.

Recently the subject of a five-year evaluation, UNAIDS has a multi-faceted relationship with UNICEF that is likely to deepen as the challenge of intensified support for highly-affected countries continues to grow.

And as the cold war deepened, the military challenge from the Soviet Union assumed overwhelming importance.

And, said Mr Tanner of the National Trust, the ever-increasing value-added tax (now 17.5percentnt) must be added to the cost of the expensive repairs to which old houses are prone, and the looming loss of a tax credit on investments has deepened the financial challenge.

We have to continue to challenge any attitudes that deepen the sense of isolation and division among British people.

That seemed to deepen the conundrum.

It will only deepen the crisis".

Gradually deepen the hole.

Encouraging this cognitive investment builds intellectual challenge and deepens the personal significance of the work for the student.

The challenge, as Eberhardt sees it, is deepening the product offering without diluting what distinguishes Jaguar from its competitors.