Sentence examples for goes rather deeper from inspiring English sources

The government is concentrating on housing, homelessness and truancy but it acknowledges that the problem goes rather deeper than that.

The interest in reggae revealed by Joss Stone's involvement in the ill-starred Jagger/Stewart Superheavy project goes rather deeper than expected, judging by its dominant role here.

When he duetted with his wife Patti Scialfa on Tougher Than the Rest – a song ostensibly about a Saturday night hook-up but whose sombre tone goes rather deeper than that, into the difficulties of being in love as a grown-up, when hearts and flowers are prone to bruise and wilt – I wanted my wife to be there.

The report goes rather deep into the valuation of the Linden Lab, which it pegs at somewhere between $658 million and 700 million.

The general rule for planting all bulbs is to go rather deeper than the obvious.

There was, we had to remember, a challenge that went rather deeper than merely subduing the muscular anti-football of Stoke, and if Chelsea had felt under heavy pressure on an afternoon of symbolically fitful sunshine and dark clouds, they would not have been the first to submit to the Fergie psycho babble.

"It's going rather slowly.

In summary, Hannah advocated going deep rather than wide.

There's two benefits to going deep rather than employing a scattergun approach.

"You go deep rather than broad," Bill Burns, the head of Roche's pharmaceutical business, said in an interview last month.

"Now, we are really focused on going deep rather than going broad," Green said.