Sentence examples for is exceptionally deep from inspiring English sources

The Patriots have cultivated a group that is exceptionally deep but largely devoid of superstars.

This reflects the fact that the market in dollar-denominated assets is exceptionally deep and liquid, which limits transaction costs.

Because the available pool of labor is exceptionally deep and because the competition is particularly fierce for the most secure and highest-paying jobs, the superrich, Mr. Martino and others said, are beginning to scrimp on salaries and to require employees to take on multiple duties.

True, the recession was exceptionally deep so this growth may run a bit longer than past experience, but by the end of this Parliament it will be unusually mature.

In the case of the St .Lawrence Quartet's rendering of Osvaldo Golijov's "Yiddishbbuk" on Friday night, it was not particularly long but it was exceptionally deep, as if the audience needed time to recalibrate the senses after the potent blows from Mr. Golijov's world of sound.

The earthquakes with depths of 40 60 km that are clustered around 140.6°E are exceptionally deep relative to those determined by JMA.

The 'fjords' of Norway are exceptionally deep: 1300 m, more than 1 km below the continental shelf.

The soil is exceptionally rich.

In the journal Evolutionary Anthropology, Dr. Samson and Dr. Charles L. Nunn, an evolutionary biologist at Duke, reported that human sleep is exceptionally short and deep, a pattern that may have helped give rise to our powerful minds.

Further, because the Hawaiian Islands slope so deep into the sea, Mauna Kea is exceptionally prominent, with a dry prominence calculated at.

The election law — and the bickering surrounding it — is exceptionally complicated, and the technical details are deeply entwined with some of Iraq's deepest problems.