Sentence examples for in depths from inspiring English sources

Women in 1968 were mired in depths of misogyny that were as soul-destroying as racism.

Existing offshore wind turbines, standing on concrete and steel foundations driven into the ocean floor, flounder on heavy costs in depths greater than about 40 metres.

Britain's biggest scallop dredgers, MacDuff Shellfish, has 16 large boats that do their work offshore, in depths of 40m or more.

From the simple "water resistant" watches that didn't mind a splash when washing your hands, to diving watches capable of surviving in depths of 100m or more.

It runs out that you can still be humiliated — that your career can still be destroyed — in depths of the A section.

Currently, 3,333 platforms are drilling in depths of less than 500 feet, compared with just 74 in deeper waters, according to B.O.E.M. data.

"I once worked for a guy whose entire desk was stacked with paper in depths ranging from a foot to more than 2 feet," writes Kathy J. Volz, a marketing manager from Chicago.

The New Yorker, August 22 , 1925P. 1 There is a rumor to effect world will beat path to door of man who makes better mousetrap than neighbor, even tho he dwell in depths of wilderness.

Robison told me that he and other scientists now believe the ink contains chemicals that disable predators; this would explain why he has seen deep-sea squid release black nimbuses in depths where there is no light.

For Germany and its allies, however, that did not go far enough, according to in-depths reports on the talks in the Financial Times and Wall Street Journal.

To get more detailed information about the traditional methods used to induce abortion, in-depths interviews and focus group discussions were performed among traditional providers and nurses.