Sentence examples for greater varieties from inspiring English sources

Over the century since Schenck and Abrams, the court has significantly enlarged the freedom of speech, finding greater protection for greater varieties of speech.

Experts say that part of the difficulty in protecting elephants in West Africa lies in the absence of the wildlife tourism found in other regions of Africa with greater varieties of animals.

As much as Big Data promises to help automate and accelerate decisions by more effectively analyzing greater varieties and volumes of data, having the right people in place to guide this process will be necessary for success.

We found that rural households in inland and coastal communities consume greater varieties and quantities of food grown at home and/or received from others than households in semi-urban community.

The Philippines, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea have greater varieties of fishes (3,000 versus 1,500 in Palau) and corals (700 versus 450), but a laissez-faire attitude and a population explosion in those places have left their reefs largely depleted of anything sizable.

That China now has as broad a range of music genres as anywhere in the West is not proof of its exceptionalism, so much as another example of how a more open cultural environment has made way for greater varieties of individual expression, of hopes and vexations both particular to China and universal.

You could hardly have wanted greater variety.

Readers should benefit from the greater variety.

Mr. Slatkin offers the greater variety.

They want a greater variety of people.

I have a greater variety of shots.