Sentence examples for a sufficiently varied from inspiring English sources

Glenister is also a sufficiently varied actor to make his Harry Venn in Hidden interesting for an audience that has switched on because of who he was in Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes.

On the contrary, we wanted to obtain a sample that contained a sufficiently varied selection of case reports.

No new themes emerged after (and therefore data saturation was achieved at) participant #11 (see table 2), though purposive recruitment continued to ensure a sufficiently varied sample.

Neither this study, nor that by Bobat et al (Bobat et al. 2005) had a sufficiently varied age range or HIV disease stage to allow broad conclusions to be drawn about routine zinc supplementation in HIV-infected children.

Ms. Steinbacher played a program sufficiently varied to show what she could do in several styles, old and new, and among her assets are a finely polished technique and a beautifully varied palette of timbres.

Furthermore, this pattern of results was already expected: serious infractions have much lower prevalence rates than minor infractions (see e.g. Bendixen and Olweus 1999), and it was our aim to develop a scale sufficiently varied, both in terms of the type of behavior, and in terms of its severity, so that it would be able to detect different levels of engagement in deviant activities.

That left the last dozen years of Mr. Lieberson's work unexplored, but the works included were sufficiently varied to leave a listener hoping that this program was just a first installment.

Angus also said he admired the album's diversity, saying "It is sufficiently varied to please people in varied moods".

The effect of wheelbase filtering, where a given combination of axle spacing and vehicle speed "tunes in" to road roughness of certain wavelengths, is found to be unimportant for calculations of traffic-induced ground vibration because vehicle speeds and wheelbase lengths are sufficiently varied among vehicles on a busy road.

In interviews, city officials tended to say that the housing stock was sufficiently varied and, while expressing concern about growing poverty, showed a sense of pride in Olathe's costliness.

The holiday heap of pictures, executives suggest, owes less to a save-the-best-for-last awards strategy — the number of late debuts blunts the advantage for any one film — than to a belief that a Christmastime audience quickly expands when offered films that are both attractive and sufficiently varied.