Sentence examples for far more variable from inspiring English sources

But he said the potential for losses in general coverage was far more variable.

Far more variable is how our upbringing and culture shape our behaviour and personality.

In general, they end up paying higher and far more variable prices than Medicare does.

Human voices are far more variable in timbre and thus harder to blend than other musical instruments.

Both asteroids are modeled as simple, nonrotating chunks of rock, whereas real asteroids are far more variable.

If a person suffers a heart attack, they know what healthcare to expect, but in the case of a mental health crisis, the care is far more variable.

This system upgrade means "we get better at integrating memory and experience into our decisions.... [and] the frontal areas develop greater speed and richer connections, allowing us to generate and weigh far more variables and agendas than before".

Several issues arise in the analysis of experimental data related to gene function: on the one hand, the nature of measurement processes generates highly noisy signals; on the other hand, there are far more variables involved (number of genes and interactions among them) than experimental samples.

We are genetically far more nuanced and variable than is reflected in just skin coloration.

Bad debt charges fell and more mortgage customers left fixed rates and moved to the far more profitable standard variable rate.

Although the labels, which quickly took on wider political meanings, are serviceable as rough guidelines, the individual positions represented in the school were far more complex and variable than Strauss's sketch might indicate.