Sentence examples for marking the deepest from inspiring English sources

Microsoft is to cut up to 18,000 jobs marking the deepest cuts in the technology firm's 39-year history.

The barrier around Ariel would mark the deepest penetration into the West Bank.

The village is the scene of some of the heaviest ground fighting of the 16-day conflict and marks the deepest point penetrated by Israeli armour and infantry.

A8 Dispute Over Israeli Barrier Israel is preparing to build new segments of its separation barrier around settlements that would mark the deepest penetration yet into the West Bank, a move that drew criticism from the Palestinians.

Israel is preparing to build new segments of its separation barrier around Jewish settlements that would mark the deepest penetration yet into the West Bank, a move that drew sharp criticism from Palestinians on Monday.

These views mark the deepest divide between millennials and other generations, and if not checked might prove to be the undoing of our resources and our world.

Using the recently introduced infiltration tactics, the German armies advanced nearly 60 mile to the west, which marked the deepest advance by either side since 1914 and very nearly succeeded in forcing a breakthrough.

The country's Olympic association said in a statement that it had asked the IOC if its competitors could mark the "deep pain over the loss of fellow countrymen" by wearing black armbands.

Christmas Day marks the deep-breath pause on this year's sprawling 39-game bowl calendar, the rest stop between the New Mexico Bowl and better tomorrows.

He couldn't swim, so when his friends would head out to the floating dock, he'd follow them beyond the buoys that marked the deep end and we'd end up dragging his ass back to shore.

By now Missouri was sailing for the danger line marking the separation between the deep water of the channel into the shallow water of the shoals.