Sentence examples for will have deeper from inspiring English sources

Future aircraft will have deeper bins.

If so, it will have deeper notions about death than we do.

The new version will have deeper shelves, the better to display bobbleheads and wedding pictures in a time when people's reading material increasingly resides on hard drives.

I'm sure that as our children mature, our family will have deeper discussions about just why we disagree with some of their friends' parents.

There will be pressure to create a lasting, wider legacy and, while that can be a nebulous term, Scott says this summer's tournament will have deeper long-term effects than earlier events, whose afterglows burned fleetingly.

Airlines in North America are expected to shift from huge losses to a modest profit next year, the trade group said on Tuesday, but carriers in Europe and Asia will have deeper losses.

Master baths will have deep tubs and stainless steel sinks.

In a recent speech, Wim Duisenberg, the ECB's president, admitted that this will have "deep and wide-ranging consequences" for the ECB.

SCORECARD: Mr. Edwards's strategists believe this spot will have deep resonance in South Carolina and Oklahoma, states that have suffered considerable job losses.

The new act will have deep ramifications for much of the industry, not least for the country's independent television producers.

The 10th anniversary of Casartelli's death will have deep resonances for this Tour and will be formally recognised on Monday when the race takes a day's rest in Pau.