Sentence examples for mainly from deep from inspiring English sources

About 700 living species are known, mainly from deep waters.

The blackcap sang unseen in the garden, mainly from deep in a hedge, but on Sunday morning it began to sing, still unseen, from the most gloriously blossoming of all the cherry trees.

In subcluster II, the clones were closely related to the environmental clones, mainly from deep sea sediments.

Platinum has high fixed costs (two-thirds are wages), low margins and mainly comes from deep underground.

Hot springs in the area are mainly formed from deep wells up to several hundred meters, and natural springs are limited to the eastern margin of the subsidence structure.

Later, a small group of Republican governors mainly from the Deep South came out against the program.

Over the next 24 hours, the low began acquiring tropical characteristics, mainly from developing deep convection on its north and east sides.

There was a conspicuous lack of inventiveness in the Rangers midfield, with Ferguson, Kevin Thomson and Brahim Hemdani trying mainly to prompt from deep positions and Rae lacking the pace to offer much menace in forward areas.

Sympathy comes mainly from "women with deep, secret hurts".

The technique relies on the fact that Earth is bombarded, constantly and invisibly, by cosmic rays — high-energy particles that hurtle toward the planet from deep space, mainly from distant supernovae.

The highly valued stores of artesian water from deep bores are used mainly for livestock and some urban supplies, being limited both in quantity and quality.