Sentence examples for be more shallow from inspiring English sources

"And any economic downturn will be more shallow and of shorter duration here than elsewhere".

More bearish commentators — those who are convinced that we are headed into the abyss (if we're not there already) — have seized on the report's comparison of the current crisis to the Great Depression as evidence that the recession will be more severe than previous ones, and that recovery from it will be more shallow.

I don't have much faith in the argument that the internet is making us dumber and more shallow, but I do think that we are certainly choosing to be more shallow.

Funniest of all is that, despite allowing itself to be more shallow, Hot Fuzz stands quite easily as the best of the Cornetto films.

It may be more shallow than you estimated and there may be sharp rocks below.

While some may be more shallow than others, skin isn't the only thing a potential mate looks at.

If the angle of approach is more shallow, the shuttle would enter the atmosphere too fast.

For both head and full contact, slopes were more shallow than slopes of demand functions based on number of rewards.

"Had it been more shallow and had it been on the Seattle Fault there definitely would have been a lot more damage.

Guy Moszkowski, an analyst at Salomon Smith Barney, said Merrill's performance showed that "the downturn has been more shallow in the trading and investment banking business than you might expect".

"Communication is more shallow because we know it we can be interrupted by a ping or a buzz at any moment," she says.