Sentence examples for deepening them from inspiring English sources

Dreadful though it undoubtedly is, the game is built around the same principles of competition and cooperation, of role-play and mutual appreciation that make other, better games such a great way of not just forming friendships, but deepening them.

Ms. Lin offered beautiful pictorial images but did not deepen them.

In November 2000 there were 174 requests to replace wells and seven to deepen them; in November 2001 replacements amounted to 243 and deepening wells to 29.

The presidential election that was hoped to help end the divisions that have torn this country apart for decades appears so far to have only deepened them.

The fiscal conservative who once tackled Mr Bush over his unaffordable tax cuts now proposes not just to keep the cuts, but to deepen them.

The glaciers preferentially flowed down the vales and synclines and greatly deepened them into ice-cut basins, where water gathered; as the ice melted away, the Great Lakes formed.

"The sad thing about this election, however, is that it has not clarified the nation's problems but deepened them; not unified the people but divided them".

They consider Mr. bin Laden another in a long line of demagogues like Gamal Abdel Nasser and Saddam Hussein, who promised to relieve the Arabs of their problems but only deepened them.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said yesterday that 45-feet-deep channels into the port had officially opened and work had begun to deepen them to 50 feet.

Some of the same social changes that have unsettled traditional 1950s-era marriages have seemingly deepened them in the 1990s and 2000s.

But we should also deepen them, adding cuts to employer payroll taxes to stimulate jobs, and phasing in new taxes on sources other than labor that can permanently replace payroll tax revenues.