Sentence examples for deeper troubles from inspiring English sources

Putin's retrograde steps mask deeper troubles.

Monosyllabic answers and lack of affection can be an indication of deeper troubles.

"Indeed this week's immigration figures and the ever deeper troubles of the eurozone clearly illustrate the point," said Mr Farage.

Her aspirations and desires, her immaculate way of presenting herself, masked any deeper troubles she may have had.

Still, the constant trill of sirens and the many homeless people are reminders of the city's deeper troubles.

On occasion, interventions have delivered short-term advantages to Washington, but in the long run they have usually sown deeper troubles.

We are in much deeper trouble.

But Berlin is in deeper trouble than any other.

Murray had to escape even deeper trouble Tuesday.

That will only drive the economy into deeper trouble.

But it is in deeper trouble than Peugeot ever was.