Sentence examples for much deeper positions from inspiring English sources

They are finding themselves in much deeper positions on average than their Tottenham counterparts, as the graphic below highlights.

For example, the epsilon and delta divisions branch from much deeper positions on the phylogenetic tree than do the alpha Proteobacteria.

As the dose is increased (up to 1×1018 cm−2) in-going yttrium is redistributed almost uniformly within the oxidation scale; when the beam flux is increased the peak of yttrium profile shifts to a much deeper position (245 nm for 76 μA cm−2).

This is not just a matter of political positions, but something much deeper: a fundamental attitude towards the role of management or leadership in society.

"We've got a better squad, a much deeper squad at every position, and I think we'll be in a better position to deal with injuries.

Then something happened that led me to think through my position in a much deeper way.

But the U.N.'s position in Haiti is a legacy of the much deeper impact that individual nations/states — most notably, France and the United States — have had on Haitian affairs over the course of three centuries.

Influence is never gained by position, but rather, influence is gained by a much deeper, intimate human connection.

"We're in a unique position here because this technique allows us to get much deeper into what the T cells are doing in this disease," said Davis, who is also the Burt and Marion Avery Family Professor.

Most species were restricted to depths shallower than 1500 m, but there were some records (11%) that were found much deeper and are likely to be errors in the reporting of the species' position, especially on seamounts or steep slopes.

It goes much deeper than that forged, stolen, or even created ID's can be used to leverage unrestricted travel, to get employment in special positions, or to evade capture.