Word: depth
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...realistic portrait of Cuba and Cubans [Cover Stories, Feb. 20]. As one who has traveled there and listened to Cubans' concerns, I can vouch for your assertion that they feel very misunderstood by Americans. The fact that one virtually never hears regrets expressed there about the revolution reflects the depth of misery suffered during the pre-Castro regimes...
...pretty effective. So is the station's news operation: with 18 correspondents (two of its cameramen have died in Israeli bombardments), Lighthouse has earned a reputation for in-depth coverage of Lebanon's conflict with Israel; even political opponents tune in to the evening newscast...
Students praised the depth of Cathasaigh's knowledge and expressed satisfaction at his appointment...
...Crimson finished as high as it did despite its lack of depth and injuries to key members, such as sophomore decathlete Ailey Penningroth...
...similarly elite private school. ``Kids at Dalton were twice as good at devising an explanation of data and defending it,'' says Black. ``I've never seen such a big difference in an educational study.'' On the other hand, the new teaching methods mean sacrificing some breadth for depth. Sixth-grade history, for instance, no longer covers the Middle Ages or Rome, since...