Sentence examples for deliver deep from inspiring English sources

The wild strawberry, Sicilian peach and agrumello (mixed citrus) sorbetti deliver deep, true fruit flavors.

The only sure way to deliver deep cuts in immigration is to crash the economy.

ExxonMobil and Shell have said they do not believe the world's governments will deliver deep cuts in carbon emissions.

Swinging lightly, she eschewed melodramatic posturing to deliver deep, thoughtful interpretations of standards by Rodgers and Hart, Harry Warren, the Gershwins and others.

Indeed, that lack of public confidence has been partly fuelled by politicians promising to deliver deep cuts in net migration but spectacularly failing to deliver.

It will be "extremely difficult" to deliver deep cuts in immigration if Britain leaves the European Union, a leading British economist has warned.

The gunfights here are fewer in number and used sparingly to deliver deeper impact.

Turnbull lauded it as a "cheaper, greener, smarter scheme" and said it could deliver deeper cuts to greenhouse emissions but impose far lower increases in electricity prices.

"The price of protecting major budgets such as the NHS or schools will be a need to deliver deeper cuts in 'unprotected services'.

Then there are those, chiefly right-wing Tories, who say the chancellor should go further to deliver deeper cuts in taxes and spending and so awaken the private sector from its slumber.

Beyond immediate needs, Stone advocates selflessness; insisting we follow this path in order to deliver deeper meaning in our work and in so doing, place value before profit.