Sentence examples for a much more versatile from inspiring English sources
But North America has proved a much more versatile canvas for proposals and ideas to reorganize the continent.
"If you are a member of the Budapest Festival Orchestra, the great thing is that you are allowed a much more versatile musician's life," he explains.
Cisco is speeding up its transformation from a backroom network plumber into a much more versatile internet giant, using its cash reserves to snap up start-ups in new fields and expand its business portfolio.
About a year ago Mr. Amed decided that the blog's future needed investment, so he raised about $2 million, which allowed him to create a much more versatile platform and to actually have a real staff of correspondents and editors.
One revelation of this wacky assault on Franz Schubert's "Winterreise," created and performed by Rick Burkhardt, Alec Duffy and Dave Malloy, is that the upright piano is a much more versatile piece of furniture than most of us realize.
If he had become a much more versatile batsman than in his formative international years, then his repeated failure to convert decent starts into hundreds as he once did so voraciously was telling.
It won't blow you away, no, but a proper PC is so much more versatile than a static consoles.
"What we've seen from Deon so far is a guy who is much more versatile," Mora said.
Third, they can be used upside down, a feature that makes them much more versatile than the traditional skin-covered pedicle flaps.
A brand new Windows 8 ad pits the iPad against Microsoft's Windows 8 tablet, in an attempt to show how much more versatile the Asus VivoTab is vs. the iOS device.
The query for a fast search must be a valid SMILES string whereas the query may be written in the much more versatile SMARTS (SMILES Arbitrary Target Specification) language [36] for a slow search, this versatility compensating in many cases the long time required for this kind of search.
