Tasked with intercepting Spanish convoys, Balchen was almost caught by a superior Spanish squadron, which forced him to withdraw deeper into the Atlantic.
Anderson gave Brazil an additional attacking option on the right flank and down the center, allowing Neymar to withdraw deeper into midfield and vary his play by focusing on orchestrating attacks via through balls that sliced open the heart of the German defense on more than one occasion.
He refused to participate in activities and withdrew deep into himself.
On some level, the hunger artist doesn't mind: he craves the satisfaction of "withdrawing deep into himself, paying no attention to anyone or anything, not even to the all-important striking of the clock that was the only piece of furniture in his cage, but merely staring into vacancy with half-shut eyes, now and then taking a sip from a tiny glass of water to moisten his lips".
Other, like the Tagaeri (breakaways from the Waorani) or the Taromenane, withdrew deeper into the forest.
So stagflation mattered, but Keynesians responded by adapting their models; anti-Keynesians, by contrast, responded to their own empirical debacle in the 1980s by withdrawing deeper into their bubble.
Ten million people face starvation, partly because farmers in crucial food-producing areas who fled their homes last year have not returned, instead withdrawing deeper into their ethnic enclaves, deeper into fear.
There was a gloom in her usually bright eyes that never completely disappeared, even during duets, and she seemed to be withdrawing deeper and deeper into her own world.
Instead, the troops withdrew deeper into the city.
And some are tribes that have already fled their land and withdrawn deeper into the wilderness--these do know about "the rest of the world," and they have good reason to fear it and avoid it.
