Sentence examples for more shallower from inspiring English sources

During any period of strong warming, one or more shallower thermoclines may be observed to develop and move downward to the seasonal thermocline.

The upper boundary with the overlying sequence is marked by a prominent conformity associated with a shift in palaeodepth from deeper to remarkably more shallower conditions and towards more siliciclastics influx as well as tectonic activity (Abdul kireem 1986; Ahmad (2014).

As pop grew more peevish or more shallow or more sloganeering, she didn't assimilate.

Yet with each new CD its music takes on a more shallow vision of pop.

Apparently, her grief was deemed more shallow than that of a spouse.

He also calls people "more shallow" and wanting "everything ready, now" – including new songs.

If the angle of approach is more shallow, the shuttle would enter the atmosphere too fast.

"And any economic downturn will be more shallow and of shorter duration here than elsewhere".

If we just played it for comic relief, it would be a much more shallow show".

We have become more shallow and cruel with President Bush's example.

But, as Ozment has pointed out, the more representative a source, the more shallow and impersonal the information it conveys.