Sentence examples for because it is shallow from inspiring English sources

Many scientists agreed that, in the best of conditions, Long Island Sound is not a perfect habitat for lobsters because it is shallow and tends to be warm.

On the other side of the island is limey, light turquoise water because it is shallow.

It's quite warm because it's shallow but pretty weedy too – in one race you could almost pull yourself along by the pond weed.

When you fall off, he said, don't jump into the water feet-first because it's shallow and the reef is sharp.

Yesterday's 6.3 tremor – technically an aftershock from September – was far more destructive because it was shallower and closer to the city.

I sit on my board and wait – more out of habit than necessity because where I am it's shallow enough to stand.

She decides that the third is the best option, even though she doesn't think it has the strongest flow rate, because it is relatively shallow at 200 feet (about 61 meters) below ground and is the most accessible and flat option.

The answer is nothing because it is so shallow a piece.

If I saw someone wearing this I would want to be their friend, but that's because I'm shallow and judge people strictly by their appearances.

Because it is smaller and shallower than the Hudson, the East River is more likely to freeze, but it happens rarely.

The results show that soil degradation should be taken into account in design of coastal and offshore shallow foundations because it is detrimental to the capacity of shallow foundations.