Sentence examples for for very deep from inspiring English sources

It hasn't, and for very deep structural reasons, it's not going to.

Despite the leadership of Christine Milne, this is huge indictment on our politics that points to the need for very deep change indeed.

Men making $15 an hour five years ago now take in as much as $26, and it all makes for very deep pockets for the workforce, much of it drawn from out of state.

This allows surgery in the chest and abdomen without the need for very deep anaesthesia and makes it possible for a tube to be passed into the windpipe to keep a patient's airways open.

There's a buffet of creepy lines: "The beauty of this is that 20 years of normal life makes for very deep cover"; "We just need you to share what she's thinking"; "You think any of you could survive this?" Gosh this man's got a lot on his plate.

Our experiments will be of particular interest for very deep borehole disposals were higher temperatures and pressures are expected.

For example, submerged hazards such as sandbanks can move over the years under the influence of the sea, and, for vessels of very deep draft, safe channels must be correctly marked around these hazards at all times.

The addition of Marvel and Star Wars movies coming exclusively to the app (via CNBC) along with Disney's television library, will make for a very deep well of content for the own-brand subscription streaming offering.

Verb invention is really hard to do and requires a strong aptitude for elegance, very deep thinking about people physics and and an eye for the simple machine with a thousand uses.

Thanks for a very deep, happy and emotional weekend".

Additional relief for exploiting very deep reserves and small fields, also granted in the budget, should help too.The industry is vital to Britain.