Sentence examples for deepened more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush does not say that he was "born again," because he says his faith deepened more gradually than that term implies.

If "Never," Graham's latest collection, declares a sensibility deepened, more fully wedded to its convictions, it also declares that the artistic task of becoming, once begun, continues on.

Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Dutch finance minister who will chair Monday's meeting, said last week: "Lots of issues have to be solved, have to be deepened more, with more details".

Plan B As the recession deepened, more Americans headed back to school.

Recent data showed that, like in Japan, the eurozone recession also deepened more than expected in the final three months of 2012.

Anna then deepened more steadily, becoming a Category 2 hurricane early on July 21.

Alexie is neither ancient nor a pioneer but doesn't have to be, so long as he keeps reworking his terrain: a task of excavation, or deepening, more than simply setting characters in motion.

As Spain's recession deepens, more workers like Juan are being shunted into an underground economy that amounts to as much as a fifth of Spain's gross domestic product, according to some estimates, with broad implications as the country tries to revive itself, reform its labor market and keep at bay the kind of wrenching crisis that now threatens to push Greece out of the euro zone.

Numerous scenarios and sensitivity analyses have been presented for different cases to deepen more in the model.

Its circulation center remained fairly broad while it continued to deepen, more like a monsoon depression than a tropical cyclone.

Tropical Storm Irma began to deepen more rapidly, and on November 20, the JMA upgraded Irma into a severe tropical storm.