Sentence examples for deepen the problems from inspiring English sources

Scrapping support for the young will only deepen the problems we face.

But some officials say there is also fear at the Defense Department that a sweeping victory by Shiites will deepen the problems American forces have had in suppressing the insurgency in Sunni areas.

I never thought the World Cup would solve all of our problems, but now my fear is that this mega event will only deepen the problems we already have.

"She correctly predicted in her memoirs that Germany's historical fears about inflation would lead to slow-growth policies that would deepen the problems of the euro zone's weaker, less efficient economies, which could no longer rely on devaluation to solve their problems".

"It will deepen the problems the E.U. is facing today, it will increase its democratic deficit, worsen the standing of our country and expose it to new risks, among other things also because it endangers the legal status of the citizens and the stability of property rights in our country".

At all times, remain calm and level-headed; cool down because getting angry and ignoring any person does nothing to change the situation and can simply deepen the problems.

(Lowering corporate taxes at the same time, as the Obama administration is contemplating, will only further deepen the problem).

A churning of staff members deepens the problems.

"The turmoil on Wall Street means a new round of belt-tightening for families and businesses on Main Street, and as folks produce less and consume less, that just deepens the problems in our financial markets".

But such is the ragged state of British politics that David Cameron looks condemned to preside over a government that will be weaker than the coalition he has run for the past five years, even as this election has deepened the problems Britain faces.

But this objection deepens the problem.