Sentence examples for deepened as a from inspiring English sources

With no loss of youthfulness or lightness, she has deepened as a dance-actress.

The crisis deepened as a pro-government gang shot dead an opposition protester in the northern province of Chiang Mai.

Hamas has faced a cash crisis and Gaza's economic hardship has deepened as a result of Egypt's destruction of cross-border smuggling tunnels.

University of Leeds / Cambridge / Bath Racial, ethnic and sexual inequality in the US has deepened as a result of the dominance of financial services, a study shows.

Interest in the game deepened as a result of television exposure, but with the advent of cable television, especially during the 1980s, the game's popularity exploded at all levels.

In interviews several of them described turning down other job offers to remain with the play and feeling that their work had deepened as a result of having the same company to perform with night after night.

The trauma deepened as, within a few short decades, Algeria was not given the status of a colony but annexed into France.

Pepper and Greg Kinnear are merely earnest and blandly likable as Bobby and Jack, lacking the Kennedy spark, and Holmes hasn't deepened as an actress since her not very deep days in the teen soap opera "Dawson's Creek".

The announcement deepens as well what has been a significant transition in control of information technology assets at many companies, from IT departments, to customer-facing managers.

Eleanor doesn't develop or deepen as a character; she just abruptly shifts her shape, again and again and again.

A property downturn will deepen as a multitude of new homes are completed, adding to a backlog that is already putting pressure on developers' prices.