Sentence examples for to dive more from inspiring English sources

BOUNCE HEIGHTS Nadal's high spin rates cause the ball to dive more drastically over the net, so more of his shots land in.

"Downton Abbey was such a phenomenon that I do think it made some people start thinking about British television and eager to dive more deeply into it".

Now, he said, he plans to dive more deeply into the fighting — first, he said, by attacking the jail, where he fears inmates will face retribution, amid rumors that many guards were executed for the blunder.

The stabilizer on the jetliner that crashed last week had begun shifting gradually to a nose-down position and then went abruptly to a position that caused the jet to dive more than a mile, investigators have concluded.

"One key adaptation that seems to allow beaked whales to dive more deeply than other species is a dramatic reduction in air spaces within their bodies," she added.

The correlated evolution of fish shape and dark-adapted eyes in ichthyopterygians suggests that parvipelvians had the ability not only to cruise fast and far but also to dive more deeply than in lizard-shaped ichthyopterygians.

I look forward to diving more in depth over the next few months, but here are a few tasty morsels to get you started….

The smaller sharks can be a little more on edge, they are potentially more dangerous to dive with, more unpredictable.

"With this being the second season with a huge fanbase, we're able to dive much more into stories and other elements.

In other words, not only is Coursera expanding its course catalog to include the fundamentals of teacher up training and development, but it will also be allowing teachers to dive into more specific instructional topics, like "Integrating Engineering Into Your Science Classroom".

Unfortunately, for competitive reasons, the six-person company isn't willing to dive much more deeply into how its tech works, as we learned when we talked yesterday with cofounder and CEO Grant Jordan.