Sentence examples for deepen the troubles from inspiring English sources

Higher taxes, another favorite IMF nostrum, deepen the troubles.

Each of Ms. Swaim's comments drew loud applause from union members and appeared to deepen the already troubled relationship between the striking union and the Middletown Board of Education.

The development deepened the legal troubles of Mr. Lopez and the State Assembly.

[C2.] S.E.C. Chief's Troubles Deepen The political troubles of the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Harvey L. Pitt, deepened when Richard C. Shelby, Republican of Alabama, the senator who will become the senior Republican on the banking committee, supported calls by Democrats for hearings into the selection of an overseer of the accounting profession.

Gradually deepen the hole.

C13 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 Tire Maker and Union Settle Negotiators for Bridgestone/Firestone and the union representing 8,000 of its workers reached a tentative settlement, averting a threatened strike that could have deepened the tire maker's troubles.

SINGAPORE — For Asia, the deepening debt troubles in the West are like a giant asteroid on a collision course — too big to dodge or ignore and yet difficult to pinpoint where the worst damage will be done.

"Not a day goes by that we don't give our readers the latest news and analysis on the deepening troubles of the US economy," Hartenstein wrote.

In recent months, as his legal troubles have deepened, the billionaire hedge-fund manager Steven A. Cohen has sold stocks to meet withdrawal requests from skittish investors.

THREE small companies are playing a role in a business that has been growing as the economy's troubles have deepened — the business of prepaid cash cards.

DETROIT — One of the biggest boosters of the American auto industry said Tuesday that he was bailing out of his large stake in the Ford Motor Company — a stinging no-confidence vote that raised the anxiety level in this city over the deepening troubles of the Big Three car companies.