Sentence examples for the very shallow from inspiring English sources

"Right now they're in the very shallow end, and they're going to have to swim in deeper waters — and they can be treacherous.

"Arguably, there are still incremental improvements to be made because the technology gets better, but we're into the very shallow part of the slope on that.

This time, our dolphins – a 28-year-old female named Lightning and her male calf, Boomer – took us to the very shallow waters at Bean Point on the northern tip of Anna Maria Island.

Likewise the world's second largest island, New Guinea (309,000 square miles [800,000 square km]), is part of the Australian continental platform and is separated from it only by the very shallow and narrow Torres Strait.

Not the stateside exposure (he is already a comedy star in Britain) or the money (he has plenty), but rather "the very shallow things," Mr. Norton said only half jokingly one recent afternoon.

"People can wear stinger suits but... where you have a choice of not swimming in an environment where they [stingers] are you should do that or stay in the very shallow water," he said.

For the estimated extinction rate based on tree shape (~0.5 Myr-1), there is very little confidence in any particular range pair (relative likelihoods are <0.6, Figure  3), and in the ranges of individual descendent lineages, besides a few of the very shallowest and youngest nodes.

In the area close to the trench where the dip of the plate interface is very shallow, the receiver faults almost agree with the normal faults dipping at an angle of 45°.

In the shallower part, where the dip of the plate interface is very shallow, the former gives a fault dipping westwards at approximately 45°, and the latter a fault dipping eastwards at the same angle.

Although SLiMFinder runtimes do appear to increase exponentially with increasing dataset size, the slope of the curve is very shallow and none of the test datasets took more than an hour to run on a single 3.2GHz processor (Figure S2A).

"The water was very shallow and the people were able to jump off into the water and actually walk ashore".