Sentence examples for a shallower one from inspiring English sources

The layers the whales employ are a long way down, but scientists at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, in Massachusetts, have found a shallower one that serves in a similar way (and also has the bonus of not interfering with cetacean communication).

What this finding indicates, says Steven W. Cole, a professor of medicine at U.C.L.A. and senior author of the study, published last month in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is that "our genes can tell the difference" between a purpose-driven life and a shallower one even when our conscious minds cannot.

If those are a way for the foundation to carve a niche for itself, it's a shallow one and too low down on the wall.

These are explained by two velocity impedances, a shallow one, related with high frequency peaks, and a deeper one, located possibly on the bedrock and related with low frequency peaks.

It was an exhibition, but not a shallow one.

And the home-state advantage isn't a shallow one.

It's just a media reaction, a shallow one, that was creating a big mess.

In the Muslim world, the pond that divides Britain and America is a shallow one.

Later additions included a "ladies' pool" and a shallow one for children.

The overall experience, then, is a shallow one, but ultimately satisfying enough for the brief  time it lasts.

Cather had come to understand that the prairie is a lateral landscape, but not a shallow one.