Sentence examples for a far shallower from inspiring English sources

He could live with a 4-2 disadvantage, a far shallower hole.

Without that weird, unexplainable, shivering thrill that Shulgin's wonder-chemical could give you, our collective existence would be a far shallower place. .

It is due to be back on display by November, in a renovated and far shallower pit.

Hobb's House Bakery mince pies £4.95 for six ★★★★★ These are far shallower than a lot of the mince pies on offer, but, to my surprise, they pack a real punch.

Normal faulting associated with a great landslide would need to occur at far shallower depths, above the low-angle detachment fault that would connect the offshore fold-and-thrust belt with the normal faults of the headscarp.

However, if our hypocenter of the earthquake is correct, the Marakau fault cannot actually be the source of the earthquake, because the Marakau fault would need to have an average surface-to-hypocentral dip of only 40°, far shallower than the 60° dip we determined for the rupture.

But that exercise was held in far shallower waters and the simulation prepared for an oil slick that was more compact in character.

The result is that plasma displays are far shallower than older TVs, you can mount them on a wall and conveniently hide them behind a well-placed curtain.

The average gradient between the start and end of the aqueduct is far shallower than was usual for Roman aqueducts – only about a tenth of the average gradient of some of the aqueducts in Rome.

Younger, more cosmopolitan politicians have far shallower roots.

And he noted that the wells Shell intended to drill here were far shallower than BP's ill-fated Macondo well, making the possibility of a blowout more remote.