Sentence examples for be too shallow from inspiring English sources

These biases imply that mixing depths may locally be too shallow in large-scale simulations without proper handling of heterogeneous boundary conditions during convective events; also the grid cell averaged density may be vertically homogenized within the shallow boundary layer.

The beach at Alki Point proved to be too shallow to accommodate larger oceangoing timber transport vessels, so the following year the group searched for deeper anchorage in Puget Sound from Dash Point (near present-day Tacoma) to just beyond the mouth of the Duwamish River.

To counter the unexpected ability of midget submarines to take on full warships, the long-term fix will mean greatly expanding South Korea's antisubmarine network to cover vast stretches of water previously thought to be too shallow to warrant monitoring closely — with sonar and air patrols, for instance.

Despite the somewhat muted yield responses in this study, in part because of ideal conditions for emergence (>72% for all seeding depths at all sites in both years), soybean growers should be mindful that the 1.0 inch seeding depth can be too shallow in some instances (Cayuga Co. in 2014) and the 2.5 inch seeding depth can be too deep in some instances (Tompkins Co. site in 2013).

Not to be too shallow, but you need to pay attention to your presentation and appearance.

Because H2O solubility depends strongly on pressure, magma chambers that crystallize anorthite-rich plagioclase should not be too shallow.

Others were too shallow.

It was too shallow.

Because it's too shallow.

Modern, rational systems are too shallow to be authentic.

The chicks submerged, but it was too shallow.