Sentence examples for begin to vary from inspiring English sources
This is where the opinions begin to vary: Some believe Moss's incredible speed will make him a scary receiving threat, but others think his size -- 5 feet 9 1/2 inches -- will lead to Moss's being snuffed out by the league's ever-increasing number of quick six-feet-plus cornerbacks.
If you take this far enough, you will naturally enter the cycle of accelerated returns: As you learn and gain skills you can begin to vary what you do, finding nuances that you can develop in the work, so that it becomes more interesting.
Thus RNA collected past this time point is a mix of life cycle stages, and gene expression profiles may begin to vary with unsynchronized parasite development in the culture.
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As the baby bird matures and starts hopping around, you can begin to vary its diet somewhat and start giving it the type of food it will eat as an adult.
By the 15th century, styles, accessories, decoration, and fabrics were beginning to vary from area to area.
Other recent Bolly big-hitters have begun to vary things with more unusual settings, such as Bang Bang! (Prague), Kick (Warsaw) and indeed, Dhoom 3 (Chicago).
Over time, however, what drives our curiosity becomes more complex and begins to vary depending on our upbringing, education, environment and genetics.
On the evening shift at one company, dimensions of the forgings began to vary erratically and thus indicated the need for die replacement much sooner than usual.
It gradually began to vary them when it found, for example, that it could charge more in Germany than in its home market.
