Sentence examples for deeper longer from inspiring English sources

"We had a deeper, longer recession than most cities," she said.

There is a fundamental difference between the parties as to how to come through this recession and avoid it being deeper, longer and more damaging".

He says: "What we are increasingly concerned about is that we don't take on a responsibility for the deeper, longer term resolution of poverty".

Chief commercial officer Marc Allera said: "We expect the outcome to follow our preference for fewer, deeper, longer term relationships with key partners who are prepared to share our network and service goals".

Campaigning is one of the best ways of involving stakeholders in a charity's mission and very often leads to a deeper, longer and a more valued relationship for all parties.

They've spent the past few years busily publishing on the history of debt and financial crises, and among their most notable findings is that in many cases, recessions in the wake of financial crises are deeper, longer, and generally more painful than other downturns.

In adversity, one needs something stronger, deeper, longer-lasting than the isolated self that has detached itself from its background in order to be free.

Though Andreessen and Horowitz didn't join the project, Andreessen thought it represented "the maturation of the industry" and a greater level of engagement in politics — "deeper, longer-term, with, frankly, more money".

This entire book is illuminated by an unillusioned intelligence and a steady sort of attention to deeper, longer-range trends rather than what might be called headline-news ephemera.

Although it is always dangerous to assume such a flowering represents a deeper, longer-lasting trend, it is exciting to note how different these three films are in style and content and how confident they are of their artistry and subject matter.

Although NSF has been--legitimately--interested in a project's social contributions, broader impacts, I've come to believe, were initially intended as a way of getting scientists to think hard about--and to articulate--a deeper, longer-term vision.