Sentence examples for deeply dive from inspiring English sources
These knock-in mice, says Ueda, are available as models for researchers to deeply dive into the characteristics that make mammals unique.
In the recessions of 2001, 1990-91 and most forcefully after the deep dive of 1980-82, stand and local governments cut deeply and made layoffs.
The team's "no spiraling" rule was not only enforced to help them stay on track but it also limited how deeply they dove into a topic particularly when it involved integrated conceptual ideas.
At all ages, for instance, turtles are indiscriminate eaters, and they inhale deeply before diving for food, two behaviors that increase their risk of fatal exposure.
He offered this advice: "Whichever candidate doesn't make it to the next step should take a deep breath and dive deeply into their Senate business," he said.
They dive deeply, so they would be diving vertically through all these different layers of stuff.
You dive deeply into policy, plowing through a 300-page briefing book on the Department of Homeland Security on a Friday night.
The worst offenders these days tend to be those writers who dive deeply into rustic foreign cuisines.
Meanwhile, if you want to adjust the shutter speed or aperture, you have to dive deeply into the labyrinth of on-screen menus.
Some swimming families (Corixidae, Notonectidae) dive deeply but must surface periodically to replenish air supplies either stored in chambers formed against body surfaces by the folded wings or entrapped by rows of dense hairs folded against the body.
