Sentence examples for depth has risen from inspiring English sources

Some ocean floors which are shallow enough for carbonates to precipitate out as sediment in current conditions will be out of the game when the compensation depth has risen, like ski resorts too low on a warming alp.

THE wacky Nut Museum that made its Old Lyme proprietor famous on late-night television has risen from the depths of a storage unit and come to life in three galleries of the Lyman Allyn Museum in New London.

This award goes to the company that has risen from the depths of obscurity to become a household name.

The cost of a barrel of light crude has risen from the depths of $10 last year to $33.25 at the market's close on Aug. 31.

Even the iShares Treasury Inflation Protected Securities Fund, which has risen from the depths of the deflationary spiral days, following the collapse of Lehman Brothers, is still trading well below its early 2008 levels.

The river has risen to twice its depth because of recent snow and rainstorms.

Since the depths of the financial crisis two years ago, gold has risen 91 percent, and it is nearly a third higher than just one year ago, according to Janney Montgomery Scott.

India's main opposition BJP has risen like a phoenix from the depths of despair.

As the difficulty of finding and exploiting Apple has risen, the company has seen a need to incentivize researchers to do more in-depth work.

Japan has risen, fallen and risen again.

Unemployment has risen sharply.