Sentence examples for were deepest from inspiring English sources
adjective
Extending far away from a point of reference, especially downwards. physical distance
At Five, the smallest of the three companies, the cuts were deepest in relative terms, totalling £62m during 2009.
The north-south economic divide reinforces this; for example, in this election Lib Dem MPs will probably fare worse in leftish parts of the north, where the coalition's public spending cuts were deepest, than in the more prosperous south.Another big shift is that MPs are becoming more independent.
Water levels of P or WP (weak periodic) types were shallowest while those of F type were deepest.
Larger autumn olive were most abundant along edges with southern aspects and patches of autumn olive were deepest on edges with northern and southern aspects.
Also, the initial several nanoseconds of the decay, where the modulations were deepest, were omitted, and only the remaining portion of the curves was fitted.
Her depressions were deep.
But there were deep flaws.
The curtains were deep purple.
But there were deeper answers.
