Sentence examples for has deepened during from inspiring English sources
Trump's rise reflects the extent to which political polarisation in the US has deepened during the last eight years.
The city's sensibility has deepened during decades of triumph and calamity, hope and disillusionment, but no, the city's character has not altered.
The rejection also touched on the climate of mistrust between Arabs and Jews, which has deepened during the current wave of Israeli-Palestinian violence.
The skimping on charters started in the tail end of the George W. Bush administration and has deepened during Mr. Obama's 16 months of office, particularly in the last three months, news executives say.
The impression of Benedict as a scholar-ascetic, hunched over a stack of papers, writing or reading or lost in a moment of prayer, has deepened during the five years since his abdication of the Petrine throne and his scrupulously kept vow to allow his successor to rule without fear of contradiction.
But Yahoo's long-running slump has deepened during her tenure, making her pay a prickly topic among investors.
At the end of 1857, when she was thirty-eight, she wrote, "My life has deepened unspeakably during the last year; I feel a greater capacity for moral and intellectual enjoyment; a more acute sense of my deficiencies in the past; a more solemn desire to be faithful to coming duties than I remember at any former period of my life.
Deputies across the country have become inured to anguished homeowners taking desperate measures, sometimes turning violent, during evictions as the foreclosure crisis has deepened.
Sadly there was a lot of bloodshed during the partition of India that has deepened the ill-will among a few Muslims and a few Sikhs.
With international sanctions tightened, the North's dependence on China, its ally during the cold war, for trade and investment has deepened in recent years.
