Sentence examples for shallower end from inspiring English sources

Anatomically modern Homo sapiens existed in Africa for 200,000 years before migrating north to Europe a little over 40,000 years ago, so all Europeans descend from the shallower end of the gene pool.

As for Krappe, he sees SteelBrick as a smaller fish swimming in the shallower end of the market.

But Trump is content to splash around in the shallower end of this pool, much to the delight of those who already agree with him.

And clearly, if employment sectors on the shallower end of the income pool aren't fully supporting women, we still have plenty of room left for gender progress in the workplace from top to bottom.

Rather than jumping into the deep end (literally or figuratively), take a few steps out of the shallow end today.

The depth chart looks a little shallower today.

Add to that 1,300 foreign national prisoners awaiting deportation and a much shallower "Christmas dip" than experts predicted.

We found that microbial methane was present to up to 1600 mbsf, with thermogenic gas production probably not starting at depths shallower 2000 mbsf.

Sites closer to agricultural sources at Bondville and Cedar Bluff (Kansas), however, still exhibit quite abundant winter NHx, which may reflect continued local agricultural emissions trapped within a shallower winter boundary layer.

In situ thermogenic gas production at depths shallower 2000 mbsf is unlikely based on in situ temperature estimations between 81°C and 85°C and a cumulative time-temperature index of 0.23.

Examining the distribution of depths in the slow class highlights the greater depths that the far-ranging birds (25507, 32005) utilise (∼2000 m), in comparison to the shallower (<2000 m) depths of the locally foraging birds.