Sentence examples for be deep or effective from inspiring English sources

Some leading scientists question whether the Bush administration's quick embrace of the elite will be deep or effective.

Flagging oil production in the North Sea led to upward pressure on Brent crude prices, and markets may not be deep enough to provide effective price discovery.

A bullpen that was supposed to be deeper and more effective was a mess, giving up 12 earned runs and five home runs in 10 innings.

Remember that the depth of the water doesn't need to be deep for this to be effective.

The story doesn't need to be deep for the ad to be effective.

The Portland Trail Blazers of today are deep, versatile and effective on both ends of the court.

Rather like the country it has ruled since 1997, the party is deep in debt, which will make an effective election campaign hard to mount.

They work similar to a chemical peel, and can be very effective treating pimples that are deep under the skin.

Underlying the debate over whether and how Europe can erect an effective firewall are deeper doubts about the continent's ability to grow.

The majority of the 600-foot (180 m) cut (shown on the map as the center cut of three) was too deep to be an effective firing position as deep as 15 feet (4.5 m).

But with the surprise goal came a scenario nobody had anticipated – defending a lead for 89 minutes, and as first Altidore went down to rob the US of a hold up man, then Clint Dempsey became barely able to breathe through his nose, Bradley found himself compensating by sitting too deep to be an effective outlet, but not always deep enough to stop Ghana bypassing him in midfield.