Sentence examples for deepened far from inspiring English sources

"The polarization [of society] has deepened far more... we won't be able to go back to normal as easily as before," he said, adding that the June 7 elections briefly created a now-squandered opportunity for resolution.

In ECDA the deepening far exceeds the other data sets.

The process of integration has deepened so far we are now at very fundamental issues.

Mr. Obama obviously did not create the recession passed to him, but it was his administration that set the expectation that his policy would keep it from deepening as far as it has.

Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of that utterly remarkable heavyweight championship fight in Madison Square Gardens is that defeat, far from diminishing Ali in the eyes of his admirers has deepened their feelings far beyond the normal limits of public respect and affection.

Ms. Splain's practice of meditation has, over the years, deepened into something far more than a way to flex her cognitive muscles.

As a teen-ager, I came to love jazz through Eric Dolphy's studio recording "Out There," but as my interest deepened I listened far more often to his live club dates from Europe (three from 1961, one from 1964).

The opposition has broadened and deepened, now extending far beyond its original right-wing and sometimes hysterical base.

The bloodletting — more than 90,000 are estimated to have died so far — has deepened the region's longstanding Shiite-Sunni struggle.

One of Germany's main arguments for limiting its contributions is to maintain pressure on Greece, Ireland, Spain, Italy and others to keep them from pulling back on their austerity programs, which have, so far, only deepened their debt problems.

But not long ago, economists were sure of deepening deficits "as far as the eye can see"; now they are equally certain of huge surpluses as far as their other eye can squint.