Sentence examples for sinking even deeper from inspiring English sources

The technology to protect the middle class from slipping into poverty, and the poor from sinking even deeper, is still rudimentary in the developing world.

The extra soil made the island heavier, so it sank even deeper into the mud.

With its needy millions and Luddite communist regime, China seemed sunk even deeper into darkness.

Deflation can be both a symptom of an economy sinking into the muck, and a reason why it sinks even deeper, but it's usually a lagging indicator.

And as the traffic slows near Times Square, you sink even deeper into your reverie, forgetting that to all the tourists on the street, your cab is just one fish in a school of yellow fishes, part of the scenery that tells them the city looks just the way they imagined it.

Feeling that I was about to sink even deeper into a sea of government red tape and legal-speak, I contacted a friend at Ford Asia who shuttled my (now even longer) list of questions to Ford's official distributor in Singapore.

PARIS — Europe sank even deeper into recession than the United States in the closing months of last year, according to figures published Friday, as finance ministers of leading industrialized nations gathered in one of the worst-affected countries, Italy, for discussions on the crisis.

Perhaps it has sunk even deeper, to the core, says Frost.

Otherwise we'll just sink even deeper into history's quicksand.

In a scramble to hang on to power, the PRI sank even deeper into the muck, overtly using state institutions to tilt the balance of the elections.

If we sink even deeper into recession, there will be an even greater need for government to provide people with a safety net.