Sentence examples for deep store from inspiring English sources
Born and raised in Chicago, Ms. Beals has a deep store of associations and memories on which to draw for her role.
A smartphone is essentially a combination of computer and telecommunications technology, and Microsoft has a deep store of patents in computing.
CBS's timing in this dispute leaves the network in a somewhat more vulnerable position, because other than "Dome" and the reality program "Big Brother," it does not have a deep store of shows vital to viewers this summer.
A legendary dealmaker with a deep store of chits, Mr. Lott became a valuable ally to his former foe, backing him in public debates and less visible Senate intrigues.
He draws on a deep store of anecdotes and analogies — the social initiatives of Ismail the Magnificent in the nineteenth century and those of Nasser in the fifties, the French Revolution and the cautionary example of Romania, where members of the Ceauşescu regime managed to retain power for several years after the dictator was toppled.
Search results and search relevance is determined by what your friends have "liked" on Facebook, a very deep store of data indeed.
After wandering hundreds of miles and outlasting captivity in the camps, the Lost Boys arrived in America with deep stores of trauma and resilience.
The WI maps indicate a similar percentage (83%) of peatlands mapped less than 400 cm deep, storing about 16.0 GtC.
Such root characteristics are highly desirable in wheat to cope with the climate model projections, especially in summer rainfall dominant regions including some Australian, Indian, South American and African cropping regions, where winter crops mainly rely on deep stored water.
The sharp decline of the Arctic ice cap can also melt much of the permafrost, which stores a lot of carbon, and expose deep stores of methane in the seabed.
The assumption was that those with the fastest and deepest stores of knowledge could do "figure it out faster," and possibly "better" than those who couldn't.
