Sentence examples for amount of varieties from inspiring English sources

That is to say, at each moment t, the amount of varieties that can be used in the production of output is given by the amount (and number) of innovative goods of previous periods, as well as those that are introduced at moment t.

There are an infinite amount of varieties out there, meaning there's a beer out there that matches your ideal taste.

Hamlet would seem to offer an unusual amount of variety.

He's right, and at the moment, there is a remarkable amount of variety in the upper echelons of the country chart.

While the controls are difficult to master at first, the amount of variety on offer, particularly when bowling, is hugely impressive.

There's an admirable amount of variety – you must pilot tanks, boats, armed jeeps and quad-bikes, and man fixed guns in helicopters.

Besides, he said, given how few instruments are used "in 'Night Music,' the amount of variety in the orchestration is amazing".

It was the kind of program that might well have taken place in the 17th or 18th century, Mr. Christie speculated from the stage, hoping to produce "a maximum amount of enjoyment by providing a maximum amount of variety".

In the crossword puzzle business we thankfully maintain a good amount of variety, but I always wonder what it would be like if solving a holiday-themed puzzle every day from now until Dec. 25 became the norm.

If Riske is able to hit her spots, she should be able to hit through Radwanska's craft, but that can be a tall order with the amount of variety she will be facing from across the net.

During the orchestral prologue, quietly primordial music that evokes the endless flowing of time and the undulant currents of the river, it was hard to believe the amount of variety, detail and nuance that Mr. Levine drew from what are essentially 136 bars of a sustained E flat major tonality.