Sentence examples for well deepened from inspiring English sources

The EPS-1 borehole is an old oil well deepened and fully cored from 930 to 2227 m (mainly in the lower Triassic) to characterize the granite reservoir, and used as an observation well for geothermal exploration (Dezayes et al. 2005).

Somatization has not been well deepened in the ED population, even if some studies have recently described the relationship between functional symptomatology and ED, in particular the gastroenteric functional symptoms [ 74, 75].

My appreciation of Kathakali may well deepen on further acquaintance.

The famine could affect the Shabab as well, deepening the fissures in their organization.

Despite worthy aims, the new standards may well deepen the nation's social divide.

That will require taking some liberties with the book and the lyrics, but it might well deepen the story and the romance at its center.

He said his assumption of wider powers was meant to get Egypt past its post-Mubarak political sclerosis, but he may well deepen Egypt's political polarization, scare off desperately needed foreign investment and waste Egypt's rising credibility in the region and the world.

The software company  is already heavily entwined with Nokia over the use of the Windows Phone OS — paying Nokia $1 billion annually for this — a relationship that could well deepen if Nokia's problems continue to grow.

Indeed, extending coverage without increasing the number of primary care providers may well deepen racial inequities in health by further straining health care capacity in under-resourced areas.

University of Washington Bothell researchers argued that using sites like GoFundMe for medical bills may well "deepen social and health inequities in the U.S". because they depend on "individualized charity" that campaigners have to vie for in a competitive landscape that demands they prove their worthiness for help.

As the well deepens, the proportion of large-size cuttings drops and that of small cuttings increases.