Sentence examples for for its versatility from inspiring English sources

While this may speak for its versatility, it says nothing about its flavor, which is essentially nonexistent.

Although Linux is prized by system admins everywhere for its versatility, it's been slow to catch on as an operating system for average PC users who mostly use their computers for web browsing, word processing, and other simple tasks.

Oct. 2 at 7: When the Chiara String Quartet started coming up the ranks a decade ago, it was known for its versatility.

CHICAGO, Oct. 18 — The Joffrey Ballet has long been known for its versatility, moving as it has from one divergent style to another with easy verve for half a century.

Thus the bacterium can only grow by means of aerobic and anaerobic respiration, in which it is renowned for its versatility.

Dr. Jean Carruthers, an ophthalmologist at the University of British Columbia who in 1987 was among the first to observe Botox's cosmetic potential, has likened it to penicillin both for its versatility and for its derivation from a common bacterium.

As for image results, honestly, it's a budget camcorder and Hitachi is pitching it for its recording versatility, not its video performance.

In this short note we start discussing possible motivations and preliminary steps for placing process algebra under this new light, and for exploring its versatility by NKS-style experiments.

Since this assay utilizes a doped exogenous protein for quantitative reference, its versatility as an internal reference standard allows for the expedited and economical development and application of similar dual-function MSIA, but for other protein targets.

The assay is highly suitable for high-throughput approaches and its versatility makes it a powerful tool for the discovery, engineering or optimizing of enzymes involved in the field of biorefinery research.

And the ukulele was the right instrument to do that, chosen for its musical versatility more than its novelty value.