Sentence examples for a far more versatile from inspiring English sources

Hadoop 2.0, said Merv Adrian, an analyst at Gartner, is "an important step," making the technology "a far more versatile data operating environment".

Apple's much-anticipated tablet computer, which is widely expected to be announced next Wednesday and go on sale this spring, will be a far more versatile (and expensive) device that will offer access to books, newspapers and other reading material through Apple's popular App Store on iTunes.

Business-to-business in addition to B2C offerings will make Maven a far more versatile tool in GM's utility belt.

The aim is to make the POS terminal far more versatile and – ultimately – to make them an essential piece of hardware for any business that accepts consumer payments.

The result is lower costs (print heads comprise a disproportionate amount of a printer's final price) and far more versatile machine.

Unlike any other vehicle in the NASA or military fleet, the 184-foot shuttle is designed to be far more versatile than an unmanned, expendable rocket.

And they reign over a world in which the currency of celebrity, far more versatile than the euro, can be cashed in in almost any field.

It's far more versatile, too, capable of sending your handwriting to a palmtop or even directly into a computer, as the situation demands.

One new issue that has been raised in recent months comes from the finding that a different kind of stem cells found in the organs of adults are far more versatile than supposed.

But even these protean stem cells were thought to be limited in the types of cell they could yield.However, as a paper published in this week's Science suggests, such adult stem cells are far more versatile than most researchers had imagined.

But though far more versatile than Nintendo's dominant portables, it's still a game machine at heart.