Sentence examples for potential depth of from inspiring English sources

It says Mr Coke has "reported ties" to the ruling party and that the delay in extraditing him "highlights the potential depth of corruption in the government".

The US issued its Narcotics Control Strategy Report of March 2010 stating that the ruling party's well-known ties with Coke highlighted the "potential depth of corruption in the government".

By holding back on what Martha knows and playing it out as what he's willing to divulge, Durkin trades the potential depth of her dark and strange experiences for cheap, if clever, thrills.

"There was intelligence available of four separate investigations, which was never linked together, and because of that failure to 'join the dots,' there was a failure to understand the potential depth of Savile's criminality," the report said.

In its annual narcotics control report issued in March, the State Department said Mr. Coke's well-known links to the governing party highlighted "the potential depth of corruption in the government".

Happily, directors and casting directors glimpsed a potential depth of feeling and bleakness that was unleashed in Paddy Considine's film Tyrannosaur, in which she played a Christian woman driven to redeem violent men, and in an episode of Jimmy McGovern's The Accused, as a mother challenging gang culture.

“Further opportunities remain in potential depth extensions of the known ore-bodies as well as the potential for the discovery of new ones,” the report adds.

As a result, we can deduce that the decrease of potential depth increases the structure efficiency compared to the one layer of InAs/InGaAs/GaAs QDs studied by Ilahi et al. and Helmi et al. [10, 36].

The curve of potential depth versus height in Fig. 1c has taken the screen effect on trap electrodes rather than the screen effect on particles into consideration; the latter could weaken the trap's constraint on charged particles.

Apparently the fact that Flaubert used the metaphor in a letter to a woman whose good opinion he wanted has distracted Wall from a considered appreciation of its potential depth and purity.

Premier-cru vineyards are judged to have desirable attributes worthy of being singled out, though the wines they produce, theoretically at least, don't have the potential depth, complexity and age-worthiness of the grand crus.