Sentence examples for if varieties from inspiring English sources
If varieties are at times indistinguishable from one another, that is only a testament to the simple deliciousness of it all: an elegantly crossed pair of shiny, slippery pork ribs; a pick 'n' mix selection of tangy "pork parts"; and, best of all, sheets of thinly sliced brisket, to be stuffed into chubby bao, or buns, then dipped in house-made aioli and smothered in sweet chile jam.
If varieties with low GSL levels in seed can be developed, there is a potential for using defatted pennycress meal as an animal feed supplement.
The objects fascinate, but the miscellany is so deliberate, it is as if variety itself were the subject.
What data can we use to systematically measure that?" Even if variety is increasing, that doesn't prove that consumers are better off.
If variety is increasing in a certain category, like breakfast cereals, the new products may be displacing old ones; there would, in short, be more product turnover than in other categories.
The question, then, was "How do we create a huge range of products and still have a clear and singular opinion?" If variety was a perceived necessity, it was also an opportunity.
OK, a lamb steak's a bit more lamby than a beef steak, but if variety of texture and flavour truly interests you, then you must turn to offal.
In an online tribute to Mr. McCarthy, the film critic Roger Ebert concluded: "If Variety no longer requires its chief film critic, it no longer requires me as a reader".
If variety is the spice of life, my concert hopping life is… pretty friggin' bland.
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If variety promotes the use of a perceived-volume heuristic (as our data suggest), and the heuristic decreases expected satiation, then this may affect actual satiation and account for the effects of variety on food intake in previous published studies.
