Sentence examples for increasingly shallow from inspiring English sources

Does this mean we're all becoming increasingly shallow?

For a given frequency of discharge, the rate of increase in width differs little between the two groups, but ephemeral streams increase the more slowly in depth, becoming increasingly shallow in proportion in the downstream direction.

As the leading boats, with their roughly 13 feet of draft, negotiated the Northeast Providence Channel separating the Bahamian islands of Abaco and Eleuthera on the final approach to Miami, they did so in increasingly shallow water.

As today's sport stars become more manufactured and their autobiographies increasingly shallow, it will be a surprise if we do not see more authors resorting to this interesting medium to illuminate the more absorbing heroes of the past.

With a growing number of teams in Italy and Spain shifting towards three-man defences, the pool of world-class left-backs capable of playing in a classic back four is increasingly shallow, and Evra remains one of the biggest fish within it.

I am really ashamed that we could have proposed such a monster, a building which was trying to say, 'I want to be so great.'" This self-consciously "iconic" object, useful for fundraising perhaps, began to look increasingly shallow as the surroundings evolved into an area of chamfered glass towers.

However, with increasing impact velocity and/or decreasing YSZ yield strength, kink bands are observed to form at increasingly shallower declinations.

These deposits are typically remobilised by hyperconcentrated flows, debris-rich stream flows and rare debris flows that pass down increasingly shallower and broader box-shaped valleys.

These aftershocks near the end also show an obvious temporal pattern with increasingly shallower depth (from event 9, to events 14 and 15, to event 17 over 3 months).

Bounce dives, where beaked whales perform a series of increasingly shallower dives after a single deep dive, were suggested as a method of predator avoidance during day rather than searching for prey.

But the work is also getting more difficult – while they were once found in rock pools right around the shores of Cadiz, today the anemones have retreated from the increasingly polluted shallow waters into cooler, deeper spots further out to sea, meaning that those seeking them must dive further and into more turbulent waters.