Sentence examples for shallow link from inspiring English sources
Though a shallow link between people is not enough for a deep, meaningful friendship, it's more than enough for advertising and awareness (take for example fads that go worldwide and celebrity news).
Certainly, the show's formula was strict: usually four plots — two deep, two shallow — linked by Carrie's voice-over.
She was one of the number of "A list" candidates with relatively shallow links to the Conservatives who were seen as symbolic of the party's modernisation and who won seats at the last election.
If α<−1 (steeper link), then the biomass of the consumer exceeds that of the resource; if α>−1 (shallower link), then the biomass of the resource exceeds that of the consumer.
Shallow praise linked to looks can have a negative effect on a girl's ability to deal with adversity.
The Egyptians had dug a shallow channel linking the Mediterranean and the Red Sea thousands of years before, but it had long ago been filled in.
Independent advisors will tend to have their own in-depth websites, rather than shallow sites linked to big brokerage houses.
The streamway in the outer part of the cave system that is formed within the Dolomitic Conglomerate is characterised by shallow loops linking low bedding chambers, or tall narrow passages, known as 'rifts', developed by phreatic solutional enlargement of fractured rifts.
The gastralia form a shallow convexity linking the pubis and sternum in non-avian theropods and we constructed the belly outline with a modest amount of flesh beneath this plane, based on the relationship between the gastralia and the abdominal wall in extant crocodilians [62] [64].
Students do use the words "extinction" and "survival", but just as "shallow explanations," without linking them "in any deeper sense to selection mechanism 15 (p. 10).
Lakes located on fine-textured landforms had high [P] and [DP] (median 148 and 148 μg L−1 glacio-lacustrine plains; 99 and 63 μg L−1 moraine, respectively) linked to shallow groundwater loadings from near-surface peat with high [P] from adjacent wetlands.
