Sentence examples for new depth for from inspiring English sources

Using a sonar measurement, researchers calculate a new depth for Crater Lake: 1,932 feet.

It's hard to imagine, but there are still new depths for Abbado and his orchestra to discover.

As it is, though, the poorest games of the Six Nations this year have involved these two, so it should come as no particular surprise that this year's championship plumbed new depths for much of this game.

Besides the unenthusiastic vocals – and the video shows that, apart from Keegan himself, many of the squad would much rather have been elsewhere – the lyrics plumb new depths for World Cup song nonsense.

But thanks to a sorry saga of his cabinet's incompetence, corruption and ill-fortune (see article) his poll ratings have been plumbing new depths for most of the year.

U.S.-Russian relations would have to fall to new depths for such a crisis to be conceivable.

When all of the defined criteria have not been fulfilled simultaneously, the depth of soil cover above the crown was increased, and the analyses were then restarted for a new depth of cover.

And I started to speculate as to whether this work, painted only a few years before the artist's death, held new depths of meaning for those ever more conscious of mortality.

3. Steve Jobs (dir. Danny Boyle) It is no surprise the remarkable Aaron Sorkin has turned in another astounding work, but this one reaches new depths of delineation for its titular character.

This is necessary to decide the necessity of calculating new depth maps for various frames if it is in fast motion or assuming the same disparity for a collection of similar consecutive frames in slow motion, saving computing time.

It will call for new depths of imagination.