Sentence examples for a depression created from inspiring English sources

The crack started in a region of adhesive failure directly on the surface in the middle of a depression created by a single laser pulse.

In more recent windthrown examples this was often accompanied by soil and rocks still bound in the exposed root mass, as well as a depression created through the upward leverage of this material.

First, the Scottish left wing was crowded against a steep slope that prevented maneuvering; second, a slight depression created some "dead ground," or a natural trench, in front of Leslie's position that enabled Cromwell's troops to redeploy under cover.

Using a 10-foot depression created during construction of the adjacent Orchestra Hall, Mr. Friedberg, a Modernist landscape architect based in New York, built a terraced amphitheaterlike space and a drainable reflecting pool that could be used as a stage in summer and a skating rink in winter.

The economic measures put in place by the president and his party prevented a full-scale depression, created millions of jobs, and mitigated our recessionary crisis.

The radical financial innovations of the 1930s were possible because the real estate crisis and other economic problems of the Depression created a sense of urgency.

The same depression created a potent set up last Friday as southern France and northern Italy became the focus of widespread heavy rain and severe thunderstorms.

Ralph Bennett Ryder, one of three siblings who, at the nadir of the Depression, created a little trucking company that became the worldwide billion-dollar powerhouse known as Ryder System, died Dec. 28 at a hospital in Coral Gables, Fla.

It's a legacy of Mr. Disney, who, even in the darkest days of the Depression, created an alternative world of pleasure via characters like Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Pluto and Donald Duck.

The prolonged depression created an environment critical of laissez-faire policies and favorable toward ubiquitous state interventionism throughout the Western world.

The walking group program was designed to provide social support, which is an important therapeutic component of CBT, but the increased social anxiety and avoidance that are often characteristic of depression created an insurmountable barrier to participation in the walking groups.