Sentence examples similar to deepened bottom from inspiring English sources
Kevin Sinfield passed 4,000 career points as the league leaders Leeds deepened bottom-of-the-table Wakefield's woes with a thumping 48-22 win at Headingley Carnegie.
Currents maintain the existence of or actively deepen bottom troughs in narrow-mouthed gulfs whose depths are more than 200 metres (about 660 feet), whereas depths of adjacent parts of the open ocean are only on the order of some dozens of metres.
But subsequent spending and tax cuts to stimulate the economy, and lower-than-expected revenues as the recession deepened before bottoming out, combined to push the administration's deficit forecast to 4.6percentt of G.D.P. for the fiscal year 2013.
Composed of rock, they are designed to lessen the need for continual dredging of St . Louis Harbor deepen the river bottom, and straighten the flow of the river.
The seabeds and river bottoms in their natural state are often largely composed of relatively soft material and can be deepened by the use of suction dredges operating normally.
It was an experience that deepened his appreciation of the misfortune of those at the bottom of the social ladder.
This dynamic growth has boosted real incomes - but left behind some at the bottom of the ladder - and broadened and deepened the technological capabilities of the industrial sector.
Analysts said they were cheered that financial markets seemed to shrug off a government report showing that unemployment climbed to 7.6percentt in January as the recession deepened, a sign the job market was still far from hitting bottom.
This sense of the "other" is deepened by the fact that certain groups remain stuck stubbornly at the bottom of various socio-economic tables.
England were outclassed by a stylish French team who deepened the misery of an alarming summer for the national game, finishing bottom of Group C with their worst return at a tournament since 2001 in the process.
