Sentence examples for proved deep from inspiring English sources

Nash's achievements in mathematics were striking not only because he proved deep and important results, but also because his career lasted only a decade before he was lost to mental illness.

Notwithstanding the fact that the ability of shot peening to obtain nanostructured surfaces by using particular process parameters (mainly high impact energy and long exposure time) is proved, deep knowledge of the correct choice of quantitative values of process parameters and their relation to the grain size and the thickness and uniformity of the nanostructured layer is still lacking.

a Number and depth of exploratory wells drilled in the Junggar Basin over time, b Number and depth of exploratory wells drilled in the Tarim Basin since 2000 Open image in new window Fig. 8 Proved deep oil and gas reserves in the Tarim Basin discovered each year since 2000.

The homebuilding slump has proved deeper and more protracted than expected.

Bank policy makers have also said that increasing the size of the fund would be a clear option if the anticipated slowdown proved deeper than expected.

The fund said that the recession in the euro area had proved deeper than expected in recent months because of the persistent combination of tight credit conditions, low demand and government budget cutting.

The slump in housebuilding has proved deeper and more protracted than expected and there are worries that it could spill over into other areas of the economy, like consumer spending.

Faced with an economic downturn that has proved deeper than the White House initially projected, Mr. Obama asked Americans on Saturday to remain patient, arguing that his $787 billion stimulus plan had saved the economy from collapse and put it on a gradual course to recovery.

If the recession proves deep and long, though, the state will not need quite so much help meeting its target.

If the recession proves deep enough to prompt its customers to make further cutbacks, Wal-Mart may yet find itself grabbing a bigger slice of a fast-shrinking cake.

When aides to Rahm Emanuel recently wheeled a cart loaded with tall stacks of his nominating petitions into the city election board's downtown offices, the more than 90,000 voter signatures were a show of force meant to prove deep grass-roots support across the city for the former White House chief of staff.