Sentence examples for suggested deepening from inspiring English sources

The Corps of Engineers' environmental impact document, issued in November after 14 years of study, suggested deepening but not widening the channel to protect the buildings along the shore and adding 3,000 acres of wildlife preservation land to help offset the impact on freshwater marshes.

Six days before the testimony, Teller met with an AEC liaison officer and suggested "deepening the charges" in his testimony.

But over all, it suggested a deepening divide between the president and Parliament.

The study seems to suggest a deepening awareness of digital privacy.

Still, the discussions suggest a deepening pessimism about the rationale for a merger that was hailed just two years ago as reshaping the automotive industry.

The two quickly become one during short, sketchlike scenes, some without synchronized sound, that are meant to suggest a deepening of feeling.

That Democrats stepped in to champion Mr. Bush's signature global health undertakings suggests the deepening of political support for foreign aid programs, especially those that quickly demonstrate they can save hundreds of thousands of lives.

Their departures suggest a deepening rift between Mr. Sharpton and Mr. Jackson's camp, a gap that could complicate Mr. Sharpton's efforts to win the support of people from the civil rights movement.

Sony made that revision after sales of its Bravia line of flat-panel televisions and digital cameras fell faster than expected in October, suggesting a deepening slump in the second half of the fiscal year.

Photographs posted online suggest a deepening relationship with the foreign students; in one undated shot, Mr. Tsarnaev drapes an arm over a broadly smiling Mr. Kadyrbayev as the two sit at a kitchen table, plates of food laid out before them.

Surveys from Europe, however, suggest a deepening recession.