Sentence examples for ever deeper in from inspiring English sources

Recklessly overspending, and ever deeper in debt, he hoped to retrieve his fortunes by political advancement.

Unless it offset its Treasury liabilities to the rest of the world by acquiring foreign assets, it would find itself ever deeper in debt to foreigners.

An insane mother encouraging her gaggle of scatterbrained fame-whore daughters to wallow ever deeper in the debaucheries of LA nightlife.

As we bury ourselves ever deeper in methodological debates, we forget the original request from the public: to be better at listening to patients and carers.

She observes that "the more alienated Muslims felt in Europe... the more separate they actually became, embedding themselves ever deeper in the faith and community the majority culture was criticizing".

With the state ever deeper in the red and the paperwork and approval process of getting appraisals, surveys and the rest excruciatingly prolonged, 64 farm families, including Mr. De Maria's, are still waiting for $71 million promised by the state from a program whose annual financing has dropped to $5 million from $30 million in 2008.

Nor is it just a personal memoir (the journey ever deeper into the fens in search of elusive family links and memorabilia becomes a little indulgent).

To Brussels-bashers (not to mention the vociferous duty-free industry), the abolition of such tax perks for itinerants shows that EU bureaucrats are out to reach ever deeper into Europeans' pockets in the name of "harmonisation".

An early fondness for the country rock of Gram Parsons and the pop orchestrations of the Beach Boys has led the Beachwood Sparks ever deeper into wistful psychedelia, in songs that billow and drift.

Turkey is getting dragged ever deeper into the war in neighboring Syria and is trying to contain some of the fiercest violence in decades in its predominantly Kurdish southeast.

Not surprisingly, the public-sector plans are digging ever deeper into a debt that, in the name of "solidarity", the taxpayer must cover.So what will Mr Jospin do?