Sentence examples for shallow times from inspiring English sources

Mourinho after Suarez followed Keane in attacking him   [Mourinho] is perfectly suited to these bombastic, shallow times... I've never heard him say a single thing about football worth remembering, in public or in private.

It's absurd, they argue, to be "friends" with thousands of people – and an alarming sign of shallow times.

Quaternary climatic fluctuations were likely strong enough to influence population sizes and, consequently, affect genetic diversification at shallow time scales and community dynamics at smaller scales [ 52].

The L0d haplogroup was estimated to have a coalescence time of 87 ka (+/−18) and diverged from the other L0 groups by 96 ka (+/−20) (Table  2), a shallow time compared to whole genome studies [ 12].

By comparing genomes below the species level, we aim to characterize the pattern of differentiation occurring in shallow time that may be responsible for the high diversity of allopatric forms in the silvereye.

Cyt b has proved useful for elucidating both relatively deep-level and shallow time relationships in other teleosts [ 58], including percids [ 59] anabantoids [ 52], as well as other Lake Tanganyika species flocks [ 7].

This method is believed to be more accurate and produces shallower time estimates than concatenated gene-tree based approaches [ 38], as it implements a full Bayesian inference of the species tree under the multispecies coalescent model.

Doubtless one will be up on YouTube before long, but it's small exclusions like this that can make All Stars feel just a little too shallow at times.

In his opinion, the English discussion about women bishops was disappointingly shallow at times; it had stressed the general need for gender equality in top positions, as though the English church was just a worldly bureaucracy.

The stretching is confined mainly to large offsets and shallow travel times (Yilmaz and Doherty 1987).

We've been writing the songs for forty years now and I've got to accept, it's gone on a bit too long to be shallow at times.