"The downturn looks set to deepen in the third quarter.
As the scientific barriers to embryonic-stem-cell therapy fall, those ethical debates are set to deepen.
The current demands we place on our food system are only set to deepen as our global meat requirements grow.
Vidhya Alakeson, deputy chief executive of the Resolution Foundation, said her report indicated the affordability crisis was set to deepen as real incomes flatlined and fell.
The result looks set to deepen rifts that many within the party, the Union for a Popular Movement, fear may drive supporters to rival parties in the center and on the far right.
It is a problem that is set to deepen even further unless the European parliament casts aside "inter-institutional loyalty" to the council and remembers that its primary loyalty is to the people who elected it.
With the crisis apparently set to deepen, the foreign secretary, William Hague, today pledged UK support for military action to oust President Laurent Gbagbo, who is defying pressure to step down.
Instead, with London's already obscene affordability crisis set to deepen, a significant brain drain of the capital's brightest and best young creatives and entrepreneurs to other British (and European) cities seems entirely possible.
In this new era, with the island's domination of world sprinting set to deepen, they will soon need a new wall on which to fit all the names of the future speeding stars of Jamaica.
His statement will set out measures that could be included in a new Scotland Bill currently trundling through the House of Commons and House of Lords in Westminster, which is already set to deepen devolution in various ways.Government sources say that it is a bit of a red herring to draw a contrast between binding and consultative votes.
