Sentence examples for deepen the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Sometimes an incident lends itself easily to comprehension and conclusion, condemnation or approbation, but the Kerrey affair seems only to deepen the difficulty of making moral judgments when memories are conflicting and traumatized, and when their context is itself freighted with moral ambiguity.

The fall in the oil price threatens to deepen the administration's difficulties.

Moreover, the Chinese discourse connectives have a variety of parts of speech that further deepen the difficulties of Chinese discourse relation labeling.

And even taking into account the citywide budget cuts that have deepened the financial difficulties imposed by Ms. Hogan's theft, it is still not necessarily easy to see the students of P.S. 29 as victims in the broadest sense of things.

Moreover, it is known that NF1 sufferers experience difficulty establishing social ties and developing good self-esteem [54], [55]: having their condition identified as the same disease as the "elephant man" had or given the name "elephant man disease" can only deepen this difficulty.

The difficulty of coordinating the public sector itself suggests that it would be difficult to deepen the infrastructure to include the private sector.

The resulting red wine had difficulty comparing well to the richness and coloring of Burgundy wines, despite the addition of elderberries to deepen the color.

That seemed to deepen the conundrum.

It will only deepen the crisis".

Gradually deepen the hole.

Add shadow to deepen the crease.