Deepen used in a sentence

Deepen in a sentence as a verb

> And this will deepen the new IE5+ era which was brought by Chrome.

Then as loopholes are found in the laws against circumvention they have to broaden and deepen those.

Then I had to deepen my conceptual understanding, and practice again.

Is it to exchange new information and deepen the conversation or is it to retread the same ground and try to defend a point?

"Of course, what I actually say is, "I really enjoyed my time at BigCo, and I learned a lot there, but I'm looking to broaden and deepen my skills.

Your risk of failure is off the freaking charts already - those capital sources deepen the downside and add extrinsic risks to your business.

My favorite teachers ask questions to check and help deepen my understanding, and sometimes it's revealed that they're learning something too.

It can deepen on the application, but usually when I launch or update a friday night I get better results all the weekend than launching any other day.

Seeing an example of a practical application makes me more interested and more likely to deepen the knowledge of the underlying math.

"> ...the cognitive requirements of working with smart software...> Online education... will only deepen inequality...

Somehow the lucidity of that thought process was exhilarating but paradoxically it also served to deepen my depression.

After that, iteratively deepen your reading while looking up topics which you feel you almost-but-perhaps-not-quite-enough understand.

Sorry, don't mean to be cynical - I strongly encourage doing good things for other people for their own sets of rewards - but advertising this as a way to help out the OP's issues being social will not help and may deepen a sense of entitlement and frustration.

We look forward to opening up the dialogue between Open Document Format-oriented communities to deepen understanding and cease the unwarranted spread of misinformation."Interesting.