Sentence examples for tend to deepen from inspiring English sources

Lebanon's crises tend to deepen sentiments rather than change them.

This would tend to deepen the glacial chill of ice ages.

On reaching the equatorial band (10° S–0° S) these disturbances tend to deepen the thermocline reducing the model's ENSO.

The passing of time and past memories embedded in the home tend to deepen the older adult's sense of rootedness and the desire to stay and grow old in one's present home often becomes strong [ 15- 17].

When allowed to spread out, a glacier erodes the landscape uniformly, but when confined within valley walls it tends to deepen and widen the valley floor.

In New York, by contrast, recent tragedies have tended to deepen rather than weaken black leaders' indignation against whites.Lastly, New York's politics does not encourage co-operation as Boston's has done.

Shifting of the uplift toward the trench tends to deepen the trough, but has diminishing effects on the wave crest away from the source.

The opposite is also true; any procedure that reduces lower face height tends to deepen the mentolabial fold and decrease the angle.

Through some laboratory experiments, Zoback et al. (1985) observed that after initial formation of a breakout, the stress concentration around the wellbore is such that the breakout tends to deepen while the breakout width remains constant.

We agree, as we've often found that the backstory behind a bracelet tends to deepen our attachment to it.

The color is light to strong yellow, the flattened fertile area at times paler; the color tends to deepen with the age of the fruit body.