Sentence examples for enter deeper from inspiring English sources

"Hezbollah wants us to enter deeper and deeper into the Lebanese swamp," Grossman said.

The ability to read this hidden code may be a sign that you have what it takes to enter deeper into your community.

Thus, although lacking hyphae-dependent penetration mechanisms, C. glabrata was able to enter deeper tissues and, similar to mice, C. glabrata persisted within infected embryos without gross pathological alterations and mortality.

Both superficial and deeper infection can be the result, as the bacteria can enter deeper tissues during the initial incision [ 1- 3, 7].

Whilst France has long been saturated by avocadoes, the UK market is not yet, hence raising the opportunity to enter deeper into this market.

A single day's walk can climb fragrant Mediterranean hillside, scramble through spectacular rockscapes, cross meadows, enter deep pine woodland and emerge on to high plateaux.

Molecular docking simulations revealed that the most potent inhibitory peptides contain hydrophobic amino acids that enter deep into the hydrophobic pocket of the ACE active site and make interactions with its residues.

Meanwhile in this annual Halloween episode, Bart and Milhouse enter deep space, where they're transformed into one-eyed avatars and caught in the middle of planetary warfare after Bart falls in love.

The smallest and most dangerous particles are called PM2.5 because they measure 2.5 microns or less in diameter, fine enough to enter deep into the lungs and into the bloodstream.

Apart from the AQI readings above 700, we were quite struck to see the readings for the smallest and most dangerous sort of particulate matter, called PM 2.5, which can enter deep into the respiratory system.

According to Guerreiro, these particles – known as PM2.5 – not only enter deep into people's lungs but also "the blood circulation system and have an impact on the cardiovascular system [heart and blood vessels]".