Sentence examples for depth it has from inspiring English sources

For more than thirty years, his work has helped shape the understanding of Alabama history in a powerful way, and through its depth, it has influenced the study of American history.

But, if "Deutschland 83" doesn't have quite that show's depth, it has other charms.

It needs to have substance and depth; it has to have something important to say.

Some, like Jamkesmas, have breadth but no depth: it has an annual budget of less than $10 per person.

In addition, the more capable young players a team has, the more depth it has and the more pieces it has to engineer a trade.

"India's relationship with Washington has acquired a real depth, it has become strategic and not just tactical, like Pakistan's," said Mushahid Hussain, a former Pakistani information minister.

And the Philharmonic played with the painterly warmth and depth it had during Mr. Masur's time, before Lorin Maazel transformed it into a neon sign.

But, unlike Kissinger, who argued for substantial territorial compromise, Sharon thought that Israel could not risk the little strategic depth it had.

This batch was labeled "144 m," reflecting the depth it had come from (about 470 feet down), 140 years back in time.

The memory of the BP disaster there in 2010 is still fresh, and Mr. Zepeda is concerned that Pemex does not have enough experience to drill three new exploratory wells at depths of almost 10,000 feet — more than twice the average depths it has been drilling in the region.

Because of its vintage, at certain depths, it had only one layer of pipe separating the gas from surrounding rock.