Sentence examples for if it deepens from inspiring English sources

It's interesting that ACE's policy statement on dance also seems to imply that the Royal Ballet might attract future funding if it deepens its commitment to developing younger artists and new work (the early signs of which have been seen at the Linbury Studio this year, with premieres from Headspace, Alexander Whitley and others).

First, spend and borrow your way out of a recession, even if it deepens the deficit, and only then tackle the structural basis of long-term deficits.

If anything, it deepens it.

When the fog came down it looked as if it was deepening.

In an internal report in 1991, however, a corps engineer said that Sunoco, the largest refinery on the river, would face several problems if it tried to deepen its berth.

Aleppo hasn't fallen, but if it had that would deepen the moral necessity to have a plan, not relieve it.

This time round, the constitution was meant to provide the deepening: if it is blocked, that raises questions over further widening.Some critics also see the lack of an institutional settlement as a bar to enlargement, arguing that the EU's machinery, initially designed for six members, cannot function effectively with 30 or more.

The South Korean foreign minister, Ban Ki Moon, said North Korea would "further deepen its isolation" if it took "such reckless actions".

Yet if the crisis deepens it will be asked again, and not just by Mr Redwood.Make no mistake, this is the most Eurosceptic Conservative Party ever, says a party elder.

We'll see if future studies deepen that groove or if it's just an acute response.

It remains to be seen if the ruling is enough to deter the next data opportunist or if, in the end, it only deepens what scholars term the surveillance-innovation complex, where our bodies are "a source of presumptively raw materials that are there for the taking".