Sentence examples for depth of new from inspiring English sources
"The depth of new talent coming is great for the club".
"Until a few years ago, no one had ever seen one before," Jessen says of the blue, two-inch rarity from the depths of New Caledonia.
In the opening stages of the new campaign, Rodgers has delighted in demonstrating the depth of his new squad in an almost sadistic fashion.
They may lack the depth of New Zealand, but they have awarded more than a dozen new caps this year and have reshaped their three‑quarter line.
He contrasts the intellectual depth of the New Labour project with the vacuity of Mr Cameron's decontaminated Conservatism.
The depth of the new opening by the North will be plumbed repeatedly in the next few months -- by South Korea, Japan and the United States.
In the depth of a new recession in the Republic one athlete has brought smiles back on faces and restored some national pride.
The area and depth of a new landfill are carefully staked out, and the base is prepared for construction of any required liner and leachate-collection system.
Andrea Riccardi, the founder of the Sant'Egidio Community, a left-leaning Catholic group with a history of mediating international conflicts and promoting religious dialogue, said he was most impressed by the depth of the new document.
The length of time Hunt spent in Downing Street on the morning of his appointment may indicate the depth of the new prime minister's concern about what she faces in the NHS.
In a statement released yesterday afternoon, the president of CBS News and Sports, Sean McManus, said he and Ms. Storm were "in discussions to determine the scope and depth of her new duties".
