Sentence examples for the greater depth from inspiring English sources

For Cookey, this highlights the greater depth of talent now found in an increasingly competitive Superleague.

The greater depth of focus provided by the 19th-century photographic plate and prolonged exposure provided only a temporary solution.

The pit must be 55 inches deep, compared with 31 inches in Europe; the greater depth means steel plates must be used to reinforce the trench.

But the greater depth means that the vehicle's personnel sphere and its many other systems will face added tons of crushing pressure.

While shallow tunnels are often lined by dropping concrete down holes drilled from the surface, the greater depth of most rock tunnels requires concreting entirely within the tunnel.

Sky, however, showed the greater depth of its live rights portfolio and larger subscription base with numerous top 20 placings on both days – including coverage of Europe's women golfers securing their first Solheim Cup win in the US.

There are no seasonal changes at the greater depths.

The salinities found at the greater depths of the open oceans are quite uniform in both time and space with average values of 34.5 to 35 psu.

But it is too soon, he added, to render a nature-versus-culture verdict on the stone pieces from the greater depths and earlier ages at Topper.

The fish is primarily pelagic, living in the open sea but not in the greater depths of the ocean.

Simplify and exist simply, discovering the greater depths in the company of others as well as allowing more time for self-reflection.