Sentence examples for has drilled deeper from inspiring English sources

Glover has drilled deeper and deeper into sound, but tap is other things besides sound.

So far, China has drilled deep wells in 15 large basins with sedimentary thicknesses larger than 5 km (Pang 2010).

A few hours earlier, a drilling rig mounted on caterpillar tracks had drilled deep holes into the coal from the flat ground above, and filled them with explosives.

Ever since the Han dynasty (202 BC – 220 AD), the Chinese had drilled deep boreholes to transport natural gas from bamboo pipelines to stoves where cast iron evaporation pans boiled brine to extract salt.

As Krugman explains in his op-ed and in a laudatory piece in the New York Review of Books, Piketty and his colleagues have drilled deep into tax records and other financial archives to support the view that capitalism tends to create inequality by driving up the values of investment among the already wealthy far more rapidly than it increases wealth accumulation across the board.

It has drilled in deep water since the first steep rise in the oil price in the 1970s.

It could be a chapter out of Anna Erelle's In the Skin of a Jihadist, a book I read last summer which has drilled a deep hole in my sense of security, as a journalist but especially as a woman.

Distorting and exaggerating the truth, or withholding significant information, has drilled so deep into the collective psyche of this country that the possibility of stopping doing it seems ridiculous.

But Explora says it has drilled its own deep water well, and every drop is recycled through irrigation channels to local farmers.

Now, by figuring out how to do Hi-C on intact nuclei, BCM's Suhas Rao and Miriam Huntley have drilled down deeper to get many more details.

By the looks on their faces, some of these riders have drilled down deep into the inner worlds of games they play again and again.