Sentence examples for win deeper from inspiring English sources

They can talk about issues and ideas, but their future depends on stronger fund-raisers and, if they win, deeper debts to early donors.

The exclusion of those policy provisions remains a principal objection to the deal within Boehner's conference, though some Republicans have also said they are disappointed the speaker was unable to win deeper spending cuts.

For the Knicks to win deep into the playoffs, they have to win these arguments of style.

Mr. Romney, of course, was not making a serious play to win deep-blue Massachusetts in November.

But that is what Republicans are saying they will do unless they win deep cuts in future spending in exchange for a debt-limit increase today.

Students and teachers say they are determined not to repeat the mistakes of 2006, when a protest movement dubbed Los Pinguinos ("the Penguins"), named after the dark blue-and-white ties of some students' school uniforms, created a crisis for former President Michelle Bachelet but ultimately failed to win deep reforms.

And Hearts wrapped up the win deep into injury time when Robinson fed the unmarked Carrick inside the box and the forward lifted a shot high into the net.

And the away side wrapped up the win deep into added time when Blackpool failed to deal with Adomah's cut-back, allowing Carayol to fire into the top left-hand corner.

Even a backup plan that would pin the blame for any debt-ceiling increase on Obama isn't catching on because conservatives say it would sacrifice a chance to win deep spending cuts.

That plan was proposed by Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, who is known as one of Congress' foremost tacticians, but it is not expected to pass the House as lawmakers there believe it would pass up their best chance to win deep spending cuts.

The Knicks would have to win often, win big and keep winning deep into the spring.