Sentence examples for left deep in from inspiring English sources

The Kansas City Chiefs stuffed the offensively inept Jacksonville Jaguars on fourth down with less than two minutes left deep in their own territory, preserving a 19-14 victory despite finishing without five offensive starters.

Thousands of students were left deep in debt, without any improvement in their job prospects.

And there are other instances of Kaplan students feeling similarly misled --  in Kaplan's dental assistant program in Charlotte, in Kaplan's online Concord law school -- and left deep in debt, without the useful degree they sought.

While many on this creditor list may be disappointed that they likely won't be paid what Corinthian owes them, the greater tragedy concerns the tens of thousands of students who attended Corinthian's Everest, Heald, and WyoTech schools and have been left deep in debt and often without the jobs they sought.

But, weirdly, the person Wilson leaves deepest in the dramaturgical dust is Jackson.

Particularly the coup in 1980 left deep scars in Turkish society, because of General Kenan Evren's brutal crackdown on dissidents.

Mr Martin's campaign to oust Jean Chrétien from the premiership left deep wounds in their party.

These cultural events are likely to have left deep marks in the human genome.

Hostilities in the Gaza Strip last summer caused massive destruction to infrastructure including schools, and left deep scars in the psyche of children and their caregivers, says Unicef.

World War I left deep scars in the village, which lies among the killing fields of 1914-18, near the Belgian border.

The civil war which followed may have killed as many as 200,000 people and it has left deep scars in Algerian society.