Sentence examples similar to considerable vagaries from inspiring English sources

In addition countries like India and China have huge internal markets which give these countries considerable insulation from export-driven economic vagaries.

Mr. Lutin called appraisal rights "a value investor's dream come true," with pricing based not on the vagaries of the market, but on a company's intrinsic value, as calculated by Delaware judges, who have considerable experience evaluating business arguments.

These are the vagaries.

The vagaries of human memory are notorious.

Each has its own climate vagaries.

Or the vagaries of the fashion cycle.

Such are the vagaries of the Premier League.

And the vagaries of the economy?

Wang is used to the vagaries of government decisions.

And contact itself is subject to infinite vagaries.

Incumbent developers know the vagaries of the system.