Sentence examples for will push deeper from inspiring English sources
As mining technology improves, and resources become ever more sought after, companies will push deeper into the oceans in search of minerals, metals and fossil fuels.
It's also why we'll push deeper into the cloud, making it even easier, faster and cost-effective to scale out modern infrastructure on the cloud of your choice, or create clouds for your own consumption and commerce.
The selling pressure will push already deep discounts to deeper levels.
The crisis will push them deeper into the informal sector and the system of clan and family welfare, or force them abroad to find jobs.
Indulging in a four-day weekend to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee next month will push Britain deeper into recession, the Bank of England has warned.
But the survey also showed that firms kept cutting prices, which will push Greece deeper into deflationary territory, and they kept cutting jobs.
Never rub the stain because you will push it deeper into the fabric.
The strength of its hull will allow it to push deeper into pack ice than any previous British research vessel.
But interest rates are rising and growth is slowing, and the austerity demanded by Germany and the European Central Bank, he argues, will push Italy deep into recession and risk a Greek-style "debt trap," in which the debt grows faster than the country's ability to pay it.
Otherwise, you will push deposits deep into the fabric or carpet and make the stain harder to remove.
Tens of thousands of asylum-seekers with children will be pushed deeper into poverty by "cruel" cuts to their support payments which come into force on 10 August, leading charities including the British Red Cross are warning.
