Sentence examples for deeply big from inspiring English sources

So another deeply big segmentation.

This a deeply complex Big Daddy: a southern vulgarian who prides himself on growing tolerance, as well as cotton, on his plantation.

The real significance of his victory, he said, was to prove that voters care deeply about big ideas and will elect the leaders who take the trouble to engage them.

And because it is not a member of the euro zone group, it has largely remained insulated against any contagion from the woes of Greece and other deeply indebted big borrowers.

People familiar with the discussions said the administration wanted to provide financial assistance to the deeply troubled Big Three Detroit automakers, possibly by using the Treasury Department's wide-ranging authority under the $700 billion bailout program that Congress approved this month.

Let me make my sentiments clear: It is my view that, by propping up deeply troubled big banks, authorities have eroded market discipline in the financial system.

So the real legacy of Marlboro Friday is that it simultaneously brought the two most significant developments in nineties marketing and consumerism into sharp focus: the deeply unhip big-box bargain stores that provide the essentials of life and monopolize a disproportionate share of the market (Wal-Mart et al).

His Web site, too, is a hedgehog where Wall Street is concerned, burrowing deeply into his big idea of a big-bank breakup.

The Tea Party movement is as deeply skeptical of big business as it is of big government.

By the time most people, let alone ex-professional footballers, approach their 45th birthdays, they are invariably deeply cynical and big on compromise.

He refuses throughout to blame his parents or to dwell too deeply on the big question of what might have been.