Sentence examples for need to deepen from inspiring English sources

He said China would need to deepen reforms and show more respect for market forces.

It does need to deepen its vocabulary, and now it knows it can.

Wells Fargo will need to deepen its relationships with its existing customers if the Wachovia deal is to succeed.

If Argentina and Brazil are to consummate their Mercosur marriage, they need to deepen their relationship swiftly.

"We need to deepen our coverage online, where there is an expectation of 24-hour timeliness," he said.

A Xinhua report said that Mr. Xi underscored the need to deepen the market-oriented reforms begun in 1979 by Deng Xiaoping, the former supreme leader.

Now he needed to deepen himself.

"She needs to deepen the public's idea of who she is," said Paul Light, a professor at New York University's Wagner School of Public Service.

American ports are scrambling to secure resources needed to deepen facilities to accommodate the gigantic new ships that will become the norm once the newly expanded Panama Canal opens in 2014.

The Home Affairs Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos told reporters that the EU needs to deepen co-operation with the internet industry "and to strengthen the commitment of social media platforms in order to reduce illegal content online".

While the economic crisis has shown Germany that it needs to deepen economic cooperation, it is also, Mr. Fritz-Vannahme said, battling with the fact that "for the first time since the Second World War, there is an overwhelmingly Euroskeptical feel in the German political world and public opinion".