Sentence examples for deepening troubles from inspiring English sources

Colonel Snyman says Zimbabwe's deepening troubles have changed the profile of the emigrants.

So far, WorldCom's deepening troubles have not been reflected in a degradation of its service, according to several analysts.

But Uniteds abandonment of its pensions and GMs deepening troubles highlight a larger worry that ought to be a focus of our politics.

"Not a day goes by that we don't give our readers the latest news and analysis on the deepening troubles of the US economy," Hartenstein wrote.

At one point, he had been poised to live with her, but her child's deepening troubles had caused him to pull back.

MOSCOW — In another sign of its deepening troubles in Russia, the British oil giant BP has reassigned engineers working at its TNK-BP joint venture to projects outside of Russia.

And there was mounting concern that the first bail-out, to Greece a year ago, is in deepening trouble.

If Mr Berlusconi loses, he will have to resign.His government has been in deepening trouble for weeks.

One possible sign that Labour sees its campaign as being in deepening trouble came when Tony Blair joined the campaign for the first time in three weeks in Harrow, a neighborhood in northwest London.

But in conversations with six women who have tried to gain cash assistance here, this is the picture that emerges: Vexation, fear and deepening trouble.

That the bear controversy is providing light relief from his deepening political troubles is fortuitous.