Sentence examples for shallow often from inspiring English sources

China's free-trade agreements are numerous but shallow, often leaving out sensitive sectors and subjects.

Mordoviya occupies a gently rolling plain crossed by the broad, shallow, often swampy valley of the Moksha River in the west and the Sura, a direct tributary of the Volga, in the east.

Deresiewicz's most valuable point is that our hyper-marketed consumer society is perilously shallow, often confusing purchased identities with more mindful outlooks, and excusatory rationales with genuine moral deliberation.

The massif's slopes are exceptionally shallow, often less than 1°, thanks to lava that flowed freely before hardening.

L. stagnalis lives in shallow, often stagnant, bodies of water that can be exposed to a range of temperature fluctuations depending on weather conditions.

The cup holders are shallow and often powerless against rising G-forces.

The drum changed most drastically in the 19th century, becoming shallow, and often gaining a brass shell and rod or screw tensioning.

Ice appears first in smaller shallow lakes, often forming and melting several times in response to the diurnal variations in air temperature, and finally forms completely as air temperatures remain below the freezing point.

But he concedes that it will be a big deal in Poland Poland holds some of the most attractive shale gas deposits in Europe: high quality, relatively shallow and often situated in sparsely populated areas, lowering the likelihood of resistance from local residents.

Relatively rare, they spend their early days in shallow waters, often near seagrass or mangroves.

Smaller than a finger, A. heterochaelis lives in warm, shallow seawater, often burrowing below coral rubble or among oyster clumps in tide flats.