Sentence examples for deeper grounding from inspiring English sources

Fans of American schools say they provide deeper grounding in a wider range of the skills required for success.

And at Princeton, I was hoping to get a deeper grounding in the analytic policy tools of economics and social science.

Mr. Kornstad is among the many European heirs to Jan Garbarek, the Norwegian saxophonist, though his style reflects a deeper grounding in rock aesthetics and defter use of electronics.

Another difference he claims the program offers vs a coding bootcamp is being able to offer a "deeper" grounding in the subject matter — describing the current program as "closer to a CS degree than we are a bootcamp".

To gain a deeper grounding in the values and vision around the Games, see the excellent Teaching Values: An Olympic Education Toolkit.

It's a shame this band wasn't wildly successful on the festival circuit, because they had a rare combination of chops and broad-based vision, and a deeper grounding in rural folk styles, than most groups in the English folk-rock world.

And the glacier is now breaking away... and retreating into deeper ground".

They can also sense disturbance and flee to deeper ground when researchers are digging.

"The glacier is now breaking into bits and pieces and retreating into deeper ground," he said.

Order does appear to have been restored in a flurry of red dust and deeper ground strokes, but the French Open is the clay-court tournament that matters most.

Large energy is reflected at layer boundaries with clear impedance contrast and returns to deeper ground, so that only less than 10 30% of the upward energy at the base level arrives at the ground surface in most sites.