Sentence examples for were less deep from inspiring English sources

The cuts its trade commissioner, Peter Mandelson, proposed in response were less deep, and their scope less wide.

Patients with moderate infections were more likely to have wounds that were less deep (UTSA 2B) than patients with severe infections (P < 0.0001).

"Their reach across the Atlantic is less deep, and their Asian market lags far behind Delta and United," he said.

For people with eyeballs that are less deep than average, like Mr. Mulroy, this is a double blow.

And Syria's sectarian divide is less deep than Iraq's, so it should be easier to persuade Sunnis to work with other sects.

Although the IMF hopes that the recession will be less deep than forecast, GDP is still expected to shrink by more than 3% this year.

First is the impact on the markets: will investors fear that such a move heralds the breakdown of fiscal discipline, or rejoice that recession might be less deep?

Recession in France was less deep than in Germany or Britain, and French GDP recovered to its pre-crisis level before Britain's did.

The recent downturn was less deep than previously thought while annual growth proved stronger as the economy began to recover, according to revised official figures.

Labour's serious problem is that no one will ever be able to prove whether what they did worked: if the recession is less deep, were these debts really necessary?

"Although the downturn was less deep than previously estimated and subsequent growth stronger, it remains the case that the UK experienced the deepest recession since ONS records began in 1948 and the subsequent recovery has been unusually slow".