Sentence examples for deeper mess from inspiring English sources
"BBC getting into deeper mess," he wrote on Nov. 10.
"Our public finances were in a deeper mess than others, and he has helped shape that debate".
It's the sort of scandal that, in all its tackiness, can be an indicator of a deeper mess — a gold Oscar de la Renta canary in the political coal mines.
The economy is sinking into an ever-deeper mess.
First, Deutsche is in a deep mess of its own making.
The editorial inside said that the law, "whatever its original intent," had created a "deep mess," one that endangered the state's reputation and its economy.
More than anything, Mr. Obama must change the political debate, by rebutting, once and for all, the tax-cuts-above-all ideology that has gotten this country into this deep mess.
"We start[ed] with a mess, a deep mess, made worse by the deepening recession," Geithner said.
The economy, as he sees it, is still a deep mess.
For the Democrats, it was yet another reminder of the deep mess that Obama inherited back in January 2009 from his Republican predecessor, and the related inevitability of a protracted recovery.
Updated at 2.02pm GMT 1.56pm GMT 67 mins Italy try to run from deep but mess it up completely and end up having to kick long.
