Sentence examples for that means deeper from inspiring English sources

"They're trying to increase production, but that means deeper mines and more costly mines to operate".

Mr. Schorr said pressure was mounting on Citigroup's chief executive, Vikram S. Pandit, to improve results at the investment bank, even if that means deeper job cuts.

That means deeper probes have less bandwidth than shallower ones.

Although the new investor has only an 18.75 percent stake in the parent company, Süddeutscher Verlag, several insiders said it was determined to extract a higher return on investment, even if that meant deep cuts.

That means "deep investment analysis" of companies is necessary, he said, especially concerning the honesty of executives and any links to the oligarchs or organized crime.

That means deep cuts in state-funded health care, welfare programmes, higher education and aid to local governments, the poorest of which rely on the state for more than half their money.

That means deep-fried turkey with Paul Prudhomme (above) in New Orleans (filmed about a month before Hurricane Katrina), sweet potato casserole in Atlanta, apple pie in Upstate New York and a re-creation of the original Thanksgiving feast in Plymouth, Mass.

That means deep-pocketed SAP, with trailing 12-month revenue of more than $5 billion, will likely try to go all out to make sure it lures DaimlerChrysler.

That means deep down she cares about women's "stuff".

That means deep, cinematic vibes with congas and punishing bass weight.

In our sample, we observed that mean deep sleep duration was decreased in comparison to controls but this difference was not significant.