Sentence examples for some depth for from inspiring English sources

The Oklahoma City Thunder, perhaps seeing the success the New York Knicks have had with Rasheed Wallace and Jason Kidd, or the Los Angeles Clippers have had with Grant Hill, have signed veteran guard Fisher to give them some depth for the remainder of the season.

Benjamin, who began his career in Carolina, gives the Chiefs some depth for the stretch run.

Having studied Napoleon in some depth for my Ethan Gage adventure novels and my collection of his aphorisms, "Napoleon's Rules," I think it's instructive to look at ways the two men are alike and - more importantly - how they differ.

As many investigators presented overviews as well as their latest findings, I found that many sessions gave me an appreciation, in some depth, for topics outside my specific field.

I searched all over Iraq for some depth to him beyond mere monstrousness.

It just gives the track some weird depth for me.

These questions included the need to explore the urban question in some depth, the rationale for selecting geographical focus areas, if there is a difference over time between areas of UNICEF focus and other areas, if good indicators have been developed to be able to show what the targets are and the subsequent results.

"He gives us a great option not only up front for some depth, but he also could be an interesting aspect for outside, a wing player," Red Bulls Coach Mike Petke said on Wednesday, when the club announced the signing of Wright-Phillips.

In an essay like "To Live and Die in Dixie," the reader pines for some depth to match Reed's seemingly inexhaustible wit.

"After this has progressed for some depth, if you rub against the surface, those grains will just come off," he said.

These processes are considered in some depth and their implications for the future management of landscape and 'heritage' are also discussed.