Sentence examples for be shallower than from inspiring English sources

Europe's recession is proving to be shallower than expected.

Furthermore, as seawater pH declines, the depth at which carbonate minerals (e.g., limestone and chalk) form in the ocean will be shallower than it was during preindustrial times.

The second dip of a "double-dip" ought to be shallower than the first because there are fewer excesses to work off than after a boom.

Some indicators suggest that this year's recession will be shallower than forecast and that the economy will grow by 0.8% next year.

Although conditions remain tough – with the UK likely to enter recession after shrinking in the last quarter of 2011 – this downturn is likely to be shallower than in 2008-9, it believes.

But triggered quakes tend to be shallower than natural ones, and residents generally describe them as a single, explosive bang or jolt — often out of proportion to the magnitude — rather than a rumble.

In general, fibrous root systems are shallower than taproot systems.

In short, these achievers have a sense that they are shallower than they need to be.

But we were shallower than the previous day, and I couldn't control my buoyancy.

Ponds are shallower than we imagine: "Most ponds, emptied, would leave a meadow no more hollow than we frequently see".

The lighter blue water depicted in the image means that the water is shallower than the surrounding darker blue water.