Sentence examples for many permutations of from inspiring English sources

It's an archaic form, and many permutations of the song exist.

There are many permutations of permanent or short-term extensions of various provisions.

– Glenn Collins Word of Mouth: An opinionated guide to the many permutations of steak frites.

They synthesised a DNA substitute with only one base or letter, instead of the many permutations of four letters.

The coffee shop chain allows customers to choose among many permutations of sizes, flavors, and preparation techniques in its beverages.

This is a lush, exotic collection anchored by the many permutations of challah, the rich, fine-crumbed Jewish Sabbath bread (there are 16 recipes for it).

And while the views of skeptics display some common themes, there are many degrees of dissent, many permutations and combinations of individual opinion.

The crux of the issue in a field like drug development, for example, is that even as scientists identify the many permutations and strains of, say, a particular kind of cancer, each of these strains can mutate, and that is before you consider that each mutation might behave completely differently depending on which person develops the mutation.

Today in art there are so many permutations and gradations of space that there could be dozens of names for them.

By far, most channels on each system are devoted to the many permutations and subdivisions of rock music.

He absolutely does not want to hold a New Hampshire primary on a Saturday — one of the many permutations that are out there — but, well, of course he can, and he just might.