By contrast, Canadian federal and provincial law retained, and even deepened, its pro-union bias.
When the food came, it prolonged and even deepened that spell.
The spectacular growth has created few jobs and entrenched or even deepened inequality.
She did not cry out or move her hips or even deepen her breath.
Bravo for Terry Teachout's article on artists whose mastery survived, and even deepened, in their final years ["For More Artists, a Fine Old Age," April 2].
Cameron dismissed any changes to George Osborne's deficit reduction plan, which was extended by two years last year after the fall in growth, as he signalled that austerity would continue and may even deepen.
What the projects have in common, however, is their origin in a close bond between photographer and place, a bond that cannot be broken by subsequent knowledge, however horrific, and that is even deepened by it.
In fact, as some commentators pointed out, a training requirement could even deepen the government's love affair with multinationals at the expense of small firms, who rarely have resources to spare for training.
That will only reinforce and even deepen the political divides in this country.
Table 2 shows, for the two final decades of the twentieth century, the directions of agri-food trade and offers a view of how the share of agricultural trade among the countries of the North has been consolidated and even deepened.
