Sentence examples for has moved deeper from inspiring English sources

The civilian death toll has risen mainly because the battle has moved deeper into major cities.

But Portugal has had to bite back objections, as Spain's influence has moved deeper into its smaller neighbour's economy.

Since then, Nestlé has moved deeper into lifestyle brands, notably via its successful Nespresso coffee pods and machines.

The titles acquired by Amazon, mostly picture books, are mainly small sellers, but the move is likely to add to the unease that has settled over the industry as Amazon has moved deeper into publishing.

And it landed as special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election has moved deeper into Trump's inner circle, raising questions about the future of his presidency with a Democratic House armed with investigatory and impeachment powers.

(a) Given the patch Ψ p, n p is the normal to the contour δ Ω of the target region Ω and ∇I p is the isophote (direction and intensity) at point p; (b) after first iteration of the algorithm, the target region Ω has shrank and its contour δ Ω has moved deeper into it.

It was a delicious one-plot conceit that now wants to keep going and has moved deep into studied campiness.

What was in the 1980s a party of city-dwelling upper castes mainly in the Hindi-speaking north has moved deep into new territory, social and geographic, most often through alliances but sometimes on its own.

The analysis, reported in the 16 July issue of Science, shows that where the human-derived carbon dioxide has moved deep enough, the layer of carbonate-dissolving water is now as much as 200 meters closer to the surface.

Katz has moved deep into the woods, practicing and crafting these special recipes.

Some have moved deeper into the rainforest, away from encroaching loggers and oil prospectors.