Sentence examples for are relatively shallow from inspiring English sources

Ponds are relatively shallow, with considerable light penetration.

The dimensions are relatively shallow, and any ball hit in the air in the gaps and down the lines will have a chance to go out.

The more productive alluvial fields are relatively shallow deposits of fine-grained minerals that have accumulated in ancient riverbeds or valleys.

Because the waters are relatively shallow in the centre of the archipelago, the island we now call Santa Cruz would have been much, much larger and completely enveloped smaller islands like Baltra and Santa Fe.

Both Japonic and Koreanic are relatively shallow language families.

But because the fractures are relatively shallow, Baptie says, quakes of this magnitude could cause objects to slide around on shelves and cause alarm.

The water is relatively shallow, and the drilling conditions good.

While Britain's recession has been deep and unforgiving, in London it has been relatively shallow.

The bay is relatively shallow, seldom reaching depths greater than 164 feet (50 m).

The port area is relatively shallow, and tenders serve larger ships at a roadstead in Poverty Bay.

The three sumps higher up in this system were relatively shallow and less than five hundred feet long.