Sentence examples for because of its depth from inspiring English sources

But, finally, it's challenging because of its depth, too.

Providence is also resilient because of its depth.

(The city said the June sinkhole is still undergoing repairs because of its depth).

A saute pan, because of its depth and curved sides, is better for braising meat or vegetables than a frying pan.

War and Peace is the greatest novel of all time - because of its depth of insight into human beings caught up at a period of great historical change.

"Milberg was really far and away the firm that was best positioned to litigate the case, because of its depth of experience," Christopher Patti, the university counsel, said.

For cell assessment and manipulation, two-photon microscopy based on femtosecond laser is becoming a major tool because of its high depth resolution, low cell damages, and depth of penetration into tick specimen.

Despite -- or, perhaps, because of -- its depth and drama, "Camelot" became a Broadway hit, and it now stands for the Kennedy era that spawned it.

Oil was discovered in the Northern Adriatic at a depth of approximately 5400 m; the discovery was assessed as not viable because of its location, depth and quality.

Because of its shallow depth (10 km [6 mi]) under the heavily populated island of Java, the earthquake caused extraordinary damage even though it had a moment magnitude of only 6.3.

In part because of its great depth, this mine is one of the gassiest in the country, but Jim Walter Resources has become known in the industry as a pioneer in extracting the methane -- both to be sold as natural gas, and to make the coal mining possible.