Sentence examples for deepest in terms of from inspiring English sources
But the current ensemble, Hurley said, is St. Anthony's deepest in terms of balanced scoring and quality depth.
That made it the longest downturn since World War II, and data had already shown it was the deepest in terms of decline in gross domestic product.
The declaration of the recession's end confirms what many suspected: The 2007-9 recession was not only the longest post-World War II recession, but also the deepest, in terms of both job losses and at least one measure of output declines.
Compared to the nineteen-eighties, the current recession is slightly deeper in terms of G.D.P. What is very different this time is the pattern of unemployment.
We're not being called upon to do anything, not even dig a little deeper in terms of taxes to pay for the war effort.
"The feedback I'm getting from developers and some contractors is that it's not very deep in terms of having an impact on costs," Mr. Spinola said.
Can you elaborate on that point? A. I'd say I've shifted from shallow to deep in terms of mentoring.
The series appealed to Sundance because it "challenges people to dig a little deeper in terms of understanding the issues," said Laura Michalchyshyn, the network's executive vice president for programming.
For years, economists of all political stripes have argued for quality preschool to counteract the extreme and lasting disadvantages faced by children who start life in poverty in this country, poverty that is far deeper in terms of material deprivation than in most other advanced economies.
When you are afforded that time span, you can really get deep in terms of story, character and arc.
