Sentence examples for might be deeper from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blumenthal of Connecticut speculated that the problem might be deeper than is realized.

The new estimate means the austerity measures being negotiated with the International Monetary Fund and euro zone countries might be deeper and last longer than previously expected.

Over time, 7,000 jobs, or 8% of the total, might go, though cuts might be deeper once press interest dies down.

In addition, the actual bedrock depth might be deeper than the present velocity structure model.

For example, the energy minimum of mature amyloid fibrils might be deeper and sharper than those of native monomeric proteins, as suggested by the rigidity of the amyloid fold, as well as the nucleation-dependent polymerisation mechanism [86].

Still, there were some visual indications that it might be deep.

Roy looked at the scones as though they might be deep-fried Mars bars, but eventually and daintily conceded to try one.

One man said that Earl might be crazy and his pockets might be deep "but how far do you think a man like me would have got in the Louisiana bar before Huey came along?" Tom Sancton, a newspaper man, said "You have to remember that Earl carries the blood of Huey the Martyr".

As valuable as this kind of dataset might be, Deep Root's carelessness shows that when the race has come and gone, keeping all of that aggregate data safe must not be quite as lucrative as scooping it all up in the first place.

At first, scientists believed the features might be deep cracks, caused by crustal rifting or tectonic processes.

There might be deep-rooted concern that prolonged mild hypothermia has adverse effects on the immune system, on enzyme function and on the coagulation system.