Sentence examples for much shallower about from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the 7-magnitude quake that struck Port-au-Prince on January 12 was much shallower – about eight miles deep – and right on the edge of a city where 3 million people lived.

Using a large macrofaunal dataset (>300 stations) from the Faroe-Shetland Channel, a similar pattern is observed, however the peak in diversity occurs at a much shallower depth of about 450 550 m (Figure 3c) [112] [113], [113].

The average depth of the Mediterranean basin is about 1,450 m, much shallower than the average depth of the world oceans (about 3,850 m).

The junction depth obtained by this method is estimated to be about 150 nm, which is much shallower than the 3D laser structures; therefore, the junction follows the topography of the structures.

I think that many of my stories start with some strong experience that I can't totally process or speak about without reducing it to something much shallower than what I'm actually feeling.

"The fracking they're talking about that goes back 50 years was vertical wells, much shallower wells, and what's happening now is the hydraulic fracking," Shiffler said.

English Heritage has much shallower pockets than Lord Iveagh.

New York cannot accommodate them because of its much shallower waters.

(Appalachian coal mines are typically much shallower than those in the West).

So, in 2000, he asked himself whether he could raise shrimp in much shallower water.

Clair is in the same area as Rosebank but in much shallower water.