Sentence examples for come in two basic forms from inspiring English sources

Tequilas come in two basic forms.

Good jukebox musicals come in two basic forms.

Retroid agents found in humans and other eukaryotes come in two basic forms: retroviruses that have inserted themselves into the host genome, and "host" genes that may have actually been viruses in the distant evolutionary past.

These computer-operated strategies come in two basic forms: High Frequency Trading systems (HFTs) which may hold positions for only a few milliseconds, and so-called "black box" programs that aim to predict the movements of everything, from commodities, to currencies, to bonds, to general stocks.

An important question thus becomes: 'Which approaches allow the strongest inferences regarding genetic or plastic effects?' These inferences can come in two basic forms: evidence for a particular effect (genetic change or plasticity) or evidence against a particular effect.

Cystic acne scars come in three basic forms: Atrophic scars, sunken but mostly shallow, which can be effectively treated.[3].

Not long ago, the summer suit came in two basic forms, both of them unappealing: a conservatively styled, tropical-weight wool that you couldn't wait to take off; or a cartoonishly old-fashioned style in, say, seersucker or linen that you could rarely muster the enthusiasm to put on.

Safety comes in two basic forms: The stability of the issuer and the length of time its bonds will be in circulation.

Foreign assistance comes in two basic forms: humanitarian assistance, which is short-term (1 year) and aimed at saving lives and reducing suffering during an emergency; and development assistance, which is longer-term (2 to 5 years) and directed at improving the economic security of the target population.

Floss comes in two basic forms: Nylon (multifilament) floss.

Synthetic urine comes in two basic forms: the liquid type found in smoke shops that is similar to what is used to calibrate lab equipment; or vials of a powdered concentrate that can be added to a few ounces of warm water.