It might not be particularly important to know that none of this is true; it's more important to know that the fussy setup fails to deepen, much less enliven, the ensuing narrative.
Both Dr. Sadoff and Dr. Steven Simring, who testified for the prosecution, said Dr. Hagen's depression deepened so much in August 2000 that she thought she was receiving messages from televisions ads, traffic lights and playing cards.
It also helps that mortgage rates are at historic lows and are likely to stay that way, since the Federal Reserve has promised to keep an extremely loose monetary stance for the next couple of years.Homeowners may be coming up for air in America, but their plight is deepening across much of Europe.
A walk with only single-point mutations could deepen not much on the neutral network and then still produce sequences with lower than average neutrality (Rodrigo and Fares 2012).
To recap, the purpose of the tests was to assess how much each of the nation's 19 largest banks would lose if the recession deepened and how much additional capital, if any, they would need to raise to survive such losses.
While Aboriginal Australia must speak in its own voice, as a scientist with a sense of humanity already much deepened by Mungo Man's contribution, I confidently hope that what has been changed in me will be shared in the lives of many others.
It's his down-to-earth and erudite way of speaking that has seen Blindboy become a central figure in a consciousness-raising moment for Ireland right now, characterised by anti-establishment feelings that surfaced during the recession and deepened with its much touted recovery.
In vitro studies clearly confirm their prominent effects, but the confirmation through in vivo studies, including the involved mechanisms of action, is not so much deepened.
Do you think winning your Senate seat from Virginia in 2006 really deepened you all that much?
Saul made Fara cry, but it all worked out because she deepened into... yeah, not much happened with Fara.
