Sentence examples for deeply behind from inspiring English sources

A14 NEW YORK/REGION B1-10 Mortgage Defaults Soar Among Poor Since 9/11 The number of low- and moderate-income families in the metropolitan region who are deeply behind on mortgage payments is soaring, according to federal and city data and housing experts, who say mortgage troubles have surged since Sept. 11.

Know that both sources are both extremely biased and that there are other reasons not specifically mentioned but embedded deeply behind so many of Tuomas's songs, both -post and -pre dismissal.

The neighbor was also deeply behind on payments and in foreclosure.

Based on CEUS finding, eight patients were considered nonsuitable for ultrasound guided transthoracic biopsy, including the fact that three cases had the lesions bigger than 80% of the necrotic, two patients had small tumors (the diameter was less than 2 cm) located deeply behind the pulmonary atelectasis, and three patients were diagnosed as consolidation or atelectasis lungs.

Actor Tegan Zayne has risen to the top of the gay adult film industry in three short years, but he says he is fighting a deeply personal, behind-the-scenes battle. .

It's not easy to leave behind deeply ingrained habits.

For borrowers who are deeply underwater and behind in their payments, lenders will be "required to consider" reducing the loan's principal.

His eyes deeply set behind spectacles and his teeth preternaturally white — there's a kind of cool crocodile vibe to Mr. Manilow — he listened intently as his cast worked its way through "How Can I Serve You, Madame?," a waltz that includes references to Hamlet, falsetto singing and complex harmonies.

The space and the time that are deftly elided from "The Ghost Writer" are those of the director himself, the master artificer, who remains deeply hidden behind an invisible curtain (although we are invited, as David says, to pick up winks and nods which allude to his own situation but which are few and reticent).

"The transpalpebral approach is a very viable and practical option for thousands of surgeries done each year in the United States that involve problems deeply seated behind the eyes or at the front of the brain," says senior study investigator and neurosurgeon Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa, an associate professor at Johns Hopkins.

Whitman has already donated more than $100,000 to anti-Trump efforts, but her decision to actively solicit donations for Clinton is a major blow to Trump's fundraising, which has deeply lagged behind Clinton.