The mystery deepens.

It only deepens the discord on the team.

As the downturn deepens, several countries may, for example, face bankruptcy.

The downturn deepens, and a vicious circle of despair takes hold.

As the political crisis deepens in Thailand, Bangkok residents are calling for a peaceful Sunday

The temptation to appease suffering populations with populist, selfish measures may grow as the crisis deepens.

Pursuing a strategy that simultaneously deepens recession and weakens confidence will not resolve the debt crisis.

The temptation to appease suffering populations with populist, selfish measures may grow as the crisis deepens.

At the moment, no country is truly suffering deflation, but that may change as the crisis deepens.

The AIIB would bring similar benefits to other parts of Asia, which deepens the irony of US opposition.

Moreover, as the recession deepens, resulting in even wider fiscal deficits, another round of austerity will be needed.

Large numbers of gas tubes are accumulating in stations in the Gaza Strip, as the fuel crisis deepens.

As inequality deepens, many who fall behind struggle to save face, consuming in order to maintain the appearance of success.

A progressive strategy towards public space deepens democracy, since the pedestrians and bicyclists who benefit most directly are lower income citizens.

But, as the US China relationship deepens in the coming years, the strains in some of America s existing partnerships could become pronounced.

PARIS As the economic crisis deepens and widens, the world has been searching for historical analogies to help us understand what has been happening.

More worryingly, Basel 3 retains, if not deepens, biases in the Basel 2 rules against bank lending to developing countries, such as for trade finance.

The use of development aid as a political stick merely deepens the suffering of impoverished and unstable countries, without producing the political objectives sought by donors.

As political crisis deepens, citizens of Macedonia are flooding the streets in Skopje, Bitola, Veles and several other cities across the country to express their discontent.

As financial integration in Europe deepens, the lack of fiscal discipline in one or more euro zone countries will push up interest rates throughout the currency area.

In the process, the risk of recession remains uncomfortably high, the unemployment crisis deepens, and inequities rise as already stretched social safety nets prove even more porous.

The mystery deepens when we recall that this consideration has been a part of Blair s calculations ever since he became leader of the Labour Party in 1994.

As the recession deepens, however, bank balance sheets will be hammered further by a wave of defaults in commercial real estate, credit cards, private equity, and hedge funds.

And reducing debt ratios by saving more leads to the paradox of thrift too fast an increase in savings deepens the recession and makes debt ratios even worse.

Two thirds of those questioned demand that Deutsche Bank and other banks cease trading in agricultural commodities, as trading deepens the problems faced by the very poorest people around the world.

Pursuing a strategy that simultaneously deepens recession and weakens confidence will not resolve the debt crisis. As funding problems recur in the recession hit economies, governments may resist bailing in and the associated losses.

Moreover, as the recession deepens, resulting in even wider fiscal deficits, another round of austerity will be needed. And now, thanks to the fiscal compact, even the eurozone s core will be forced into front loaded recessionary austerity.

As inequality deepens, many who fall behind struggle to save face, consuming in order to maintain the appearance of success. At the same time, those who rise from low economic status revel in their newfound wealth by engaging in spectacular displays of personal spending.

This is an atmosphere in which unhealthy balance sheets come under even greater pressure, and healthy investors refuse to engage. In the process, the risk of recession remains uncomfortably high, the unemployment crisis deepens, and inequities rise as already stretched social safety nets prove even more porous.

Cleaning up high private sector debt and lowering public debt ratios by growth alone is particularly hard if a balance sheet crisis leads to an anemic recovery. And reducing debt ratios by saving more leads to the paradox of thrift too fast an increase in savings deepens the recession and makes debt ratios even worse.