Sentence examples for use deeply from inspiring English sources

Daniel Menaker on writing flap copy (definitely use "deeply").

Thus, a remotely situated wholesale store may use deeply discounted prices to lure customers away from local shopping malls or online stores.

American Civil Liberties Union senior policy analyst Jay Stanley said it was "stunning that American police forces feel that they can use deeply radical and controversial surveillance systems" in a blogpost.

For example, the company began to use deeply embedded name personalization on direct mail pieces to reengage new customers soon after their first purchase, a time that was shown to be critical for overall retention.

And both use deeply personal anecdotes to connect with black voters, with Mr. Bradley describing the discrimination he witnessed against black teammates with the New York Knicks and with Mr. Gore recalling how his father took him to see slave rings in the basement of a mansion in their Tennessee town.

Don't use deeply scored cutting boards where bacteria can grow.

Using deeply personal terms, he said, "If I had a son he'd look like Trayvon".

Furthermore, we devise a technique for multi-scale feature abstraction using deeply supervised branches which are connected to all convolutional layers of the multi-stream CNN.

Today algorithmic systems make decisions about people's lives — screening job applicants, personalized health, scoring loan applications, criminal risk prediction, and many others — using deeply personal data.

From the 1970s highly detailed studies of spreading centres using deeply towed instruments, photography, and manned submersibles have resulted in new revelations about the processes of seafloor spreading.

At the same time, the prince has cannily used deeply rooted cultural and religions norms to pressure al-Qaida's recruits to give up violence.