Sentence examples for To versatility from inspiring English sources

When it comes to versatility, they take the biscuit.

In addition to versatility, Andrews has shown the nimble footwork that it takes to play tackle, where he wanted to play when he signed with the Giants.

Domaine des Forges Premier Cru Chaume, Coteaux du Layon, Loire, France 2011 (£8.49, 37.5cl, Waitrose) Chenin blanc's naturally high acidity lends itself to versatility, producing styles from dry to sparkling to the richly, lusciously sweet.

But what he performed was a testament to versatility: songs that emphasize his Jamaican heritage, "Make It Clap" and "Uh Ooh (remix)"; roughneck anthems, "Ante Up (remix)," on which he was joined by the rowdy M.O.P.; collaborations with Mariah Carey, "I Know What You Want," with Ms. Carey sadly absent.

String quartets stand out for different reasons, from quality of sound (the Takács or, in the past, the Alban Berg or Amadeus) to adventurous repertoire (Kronos or Arditti or JACK) to versatility, among whom the Sacconi Quartet, currently celebrating their 15th anniversary this year, are front-runners.

The two methods are compared and the Monte Carlo method is shown to be superior with respect to versatility.

Buy a bra that fits very well, plus two to three pairs of matching underwear, with varying shapes to add versatility to your wardrobe.

CNTs' unique properties attribute to its versatility to be used in various areas, including nanotechnology, material science, and electronics.

Juggling with your thighs is a way to add versatility to your juggling skills.

Plasticity in itself is likely important to the versatility of populations to respond to climate change.

It is, rather, the bits of kits themselves that are susceptible to mutation, to a versatility discovered by chance.