Sentence examples for would be very deep from inspiring English sources

Abdullah Gul, Turkey's foreign minister, said he believed the damage would be very deep if the bill passed, but expected "common-sense would prevail".

Any prescription that had to spread itself across that many institutions would not be very deep.

Still, Christoph Bertram, a well-known analyst, said the psychological impact would not be very deep.

But in order to get the national debt down at that speed, cuts to defence, transport, law and order and social care would have to be very deep indeed.

"I would be very wary of encouraging more deep-water development until I was confident that the response plans were more realistic," Mr. Reilly said in the telephone interview.

I would be very worried to see any deeper cuts being made as this could worsen the situation we are already in".

As a similar arrest at real NPCs would be very problematic, we decided to dig deeper into this problem.

And Mr. Bush may find that he needs the Europeans for his national missile defense system -- for the practical reason that a deep transatlantic rift would be very costly in trade and other areas, and strategically to preserve alliances.

It has been suggested that deeper cytogenetic analyses would be very useful in order to understand the evolution and clarify the taxonomic complexity in this diverse taxon (López et al., 2008a; 2008b).

"Putin would be very, very, very interesting.

The impact on social cohesion if those bombs had gone off would have been very deep.