Word: deeper
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...unrest on unnamed "agitators," but it can hardly deny the gross educational inequalities that separate the country's racial groups. White students in government-supported schools enjoy annual per capita expenditures of $677; coloreds get $227; blacks $66. Resentment over these glaring imbalances is coupled with an even deeper sense of frustration at the all-embracing system of apartheid that perpetuates the inability of nonwhites to compete on an equal footing with whites...
...Jorge I. Dominguez, professor of Government and a committee member, believes the ACSR's "very clear break from the votes of last year" goes deeper. Dominguez says there is a general feeling within the ACSR that a policy of actively encouraging corporations to accomodate the interests of Blacks in South Africa is more consistent with the University's policy than the more passive course the Corporation has followed. "If you do not see divestiture as a justifiable means to bringing change in South Africa, then you must take an activist stand and often vote against management" to ensure that...
...country meanwhile continues to struggle with an economic slump that is sure to drive Detroit's depression still deeper. Durable goods orders dropped a steep 4.2% in April, and retail sales declined 1.2%. Spokesman Jody Powell said President Carter now believes that Americans no longer need to heed his imprecation against credit card use and urged them to begin spending more freely again...
Sorry, but your observation that "capitalism has lifted the vast majority of laborers into the middle class" ignores the historic role of the labor union movement. Without the labor unions, Marx would have been right: workers would have been pushed "deeper into poverty...
...defended his decision to make the attempt. He reaffirmed his confidence in the Pentagon's plan for the raid as "a fine operation that everyone believed had a good chance for success." And, he argued, using one of the year's more improbable euphemisms, "there is a deeper failure than that of incomplete success, and that is the failure to attempt a worthy effort, a failure...