Sentence examples for poor depth from inspiring English sources

More worrying is that the Dragons' relatively poor depth has been exposed by injuries and rep duties.

The eye healed but not without scar tissue, which has left Ernst with blurry vision and poor depth perception.

In three of their four defeats, the Lakers came apart in the fourth quarter, another sign of their poor depth and the absence of clutch performers.

Sue had written, in her letter, "I think, all my life, I have desired to see things in greater depth, even before I knew I had poor depth perception".

He also complained about his new assignment, operating mechanical arms to handle radioactive materials; he had been blinded in his left eye as a child and had poor depth perception.

Bottom Line Three things need to happen for the Cowboys to solidify themselves as a playoff threat: 1. Good health (this, of course, is a need for all teams but especially so here considering the poor depth on offense); 2. The young players grow up quickly; and 3.

- In 18% of the cases water loss due to seepage was a result of poor implementation (inadequate depth and width of puddle, inadequate or no use of clayey impervious soil in puddle, and poor compaction of bunds) - Technical specifications were not always adhered to.

One such spore-forming bacterium is Clostridium botulinum, which can grow in the oxygen-poor depths of a stockpot, and whose neurotoxin causes botulism.

Researchers thought that before that innovation, these vital metals were locked away from environments where life thrived either sequestered in the oxygen-poor depths of the ocean or held in ancient ore deposits in Earth's crust, waiting to be eroded.

Now we have 75, and it's due to the poor channel depth.

They replaced Moises Alou with catcher Raúl Casanova, a decision that allows Willie Randolph to use Ramón Castro as a pinch-hitter but also reflects the organization's poor outfield depth.... Pedro Martínez was scheduled to throw a bullpen session Sunday in Port St . Lucie