Sentence examples for depth and value from inspiring English sources

Whether making gold albums or ones that are commercial failures, De La Soul continues to make music that they believe has depth and value.

The leading graduate programs in journalism, which can cost more than $30,000 a year, should add depth and value to a university education.

The simplification allows finding the size of cement leak and the depth and value of gas pressure source formation.

We've begun to see a shift from the old, linear transaction-based approach to business toward a new, circular view, in which shared resources can better benefit all in a way that adds depth (and value) to this future economy.

So, rather than another unfortunate foray into the fast food lexicon, this is a rice replacement or addition that actually adds depth and value to that biodegradable burrito bowl.

Anthony Davis is the celebrated prize, but this is a draft full of great depth and value, especially in the later stages of the first round.

Yet her story is told entirely on the surface, unlike that of the kidnap victim Jaycee Dugard, whose memoir, "A Stolen Life," has much more depth and shock value.

So I am also announcing today that, if new Computer Science GCSEs are developed that meet high standards of intellectual depth and practical value, we will certainly consider including Computer Science as an option in the English Baccalaureate.

Each pair of snow depth and density value is used as an input to a QNA.

The common trend for all sulfur pools is that δ34S values increased with depth and Δ33S values were constant (Table 4).

The peak occurred at a greater depth as maximum dive depth category increased, and value of surge acceleration at the peak increased with maximum dive depth category (Fig. 2, 3 and 4).