Sentence examples for more depth because from inspiring English sources

There's also more depth because I have done a lot of work both during the last campaign and since the last campaign.

"There are some similarities with Michael and Pax, but with Fish and Kobe there is a lot more depth and feeling because of all they've been through," Jackson said.

The rationale to investigate this finding in more depth seemed justified because of the established role of ADAMTS proteins in tumorigenesis, and at the same time, the unexplored nature of the ADAMTS19 in the process.

After the grass is cut, you will have more depth and less static because when the grass is high, you must press down on it.

The show's attempt to offer more depth fails as well, partly because there are so many thinly developed story lines crammed into too little time (1 25).

He said the final question would be considered in more depth than at most inquests because of public concern about the crash.

Sometimes that is interpreted as advocacy because there is more depth.

Bruce, who made four changes to his first XI from the 3-0 loss at Manchester United on Saturday, said: "I'm still convinced we have a squad that will improve us from last year, because we have more depth, and that showed (against Everton)." Hull finished 16th last season in their comeback top-flight campaign, as well as reaching the FA Cup final.

"The challenge this year for London is bigger than it has been in previous years because there's more depth in the quad game.

Casting director Ellen Chenoweth explained that Eastwood chose Harner over more well-known actors who wanted the part because Harner displayed "more depth and variety" and was able to project "a slight craziness" without evoking Charles Manson.

"We want Latrell back because he'll add more depth to the perimeter," Anderson said after practice today.