Sentence examples for is much more versatile from inspiring English sources

Martin is much more versatile than Buccaneers incumbent LeGarrette Blount.

The enzyme Suga developed, known as flexizyme, is much more versatile.

But poke is much more versatile, the way you wish your little black dress or dark-wash denim were.

India's left-handed opener Shikhar Dhawan is much more versatile, often hitting the ball on the opposite side to where it's pitched - and therefore where the fielders aren't.

Although it wouldn't win any beauty contests, haggis is much more versatile than it looks, and makes some interesting appearances in Scottish cuisine all year round, usually as a stand-in for minced beef.

It is also shown that, although the trajectories produced are not time optimal, the method is much more versatile and much simpler to implement than some other optimal control methods.

They are much more versatile than bacteria.

White wines and beers, in general, are much more versatile with cheese than are red wines.

It's much more versatile than beef, and has a salty, mineral taste rather like gammon.

"Technical prowess has evolved enormously, and dancers have to be much more versatile than in previous generations, which works against stylistic integrity.

Administration officials have become extremely interested in recent studies suggesting that stem cells obtained from the tissue of adults are much more versatile than previously thought.