Sentence examples for they have deepened from inspiring English sources

Still, Abbado's performances have a special aura, and they have deepened with the years.

While laudable as long-term goals, in the short term they have deepened Japan's deflation and slowed the economy's recovery.

Money worries have always figured in Saunders's work, but in "Tenth of December" they cast longer shadows; they have deepened into a pervasive, somber mood that weights the book with a new and welcome gravity.

Years of economic mismanagement and self-devouring corruption have not only deprived it of authority in the region, they have deepened the economic, religious and ethnic rifts that threaten the unity of the country.

They have deepened their hold on the conservative South; but they can also boast the governorships of some of the country's most liberal states, such as New York and California.

So although these are not new concerns, they have deepened with the proliferation in recent years of "mass trials" — with multiple defendants alleged to have been part of terrorist groups.

Reflecting on the events of the past few months, Lee said that, for all the pain they've caused, they've "deepened my prayer life.

So as a general rule, these companies have matured, they've deepened their offering, they've constructed more definable positions.

They've deepened the soul of America, laid moral foundation for happiness and inflamed successive generations of young people into lifelong ministries.

And although they may have deepened both, they do not seem likely to prolong the recession further than it would run anyway, at least if recent indicators are to be believed (the budget deficit is another matter).On foreign policy, initial expectations of change have also been dashed.

Indeed, if the racial polarisation of the electorate in the mid-terms is anything to go by, they may have deepened and been made even more raw as a result of it.