Sentence examples for So varieties from inspiring English sources

So varieties of capitalism developed (Hall, and Soskice 2001).

At Louisiana Purchase, Brian Hicks cooks up a dozen or so varieties of fudge, but pralines are his biggest seller.

The United States produces 300 or so varieties of honey from the almost clear fireweed to the molasseslike buckwheat.

The best estimates are that North Korea has roughly 1,000 ballistic missiles in eight or so varieties.

Original Distribution: The European rabbit is the single common ancestor of all 80 or so varieties of domestic rabbits today.

Six or so varieties of fish, domestic and imported, are on display daily, cut the Japanese way by the chefs at the sushi bar.

So variety differences probably did not contribute to emergence differences between the two cropping systems.

He warns her, however, that not everyone is in a caftan floating around the world at all times (you don't say), so variety is important.

In contrast, diversity among individual plants within the variety so defined, (within-variety diversity), has rarely been characterized (Zhang et al. 2006).

So many varieties of emptiness.

I've never seen so many varieties of fish.