Sentence examples for more varieties with from inspiring English sources

Monsanto has also moved to offer farmers more varieties with fewer inserted genes.

With smaller lot sizes, students can produce more varieties with different outcomes.

The authors suggest that the new way of growing quasicrystals may lead to many more varieties with as yet untold uses.

With smaller lot sizes students can produce more variety with different outcomes, fundamental to scientific experimentation.

"More customers will come in your door, and regular customers will come more often, because you're giving them more variety with new menu items.

In "Vampires in the Lemon Grove," there's more variety, with some of the lighter stories being the shortest, and a few of the others pushing ten thousand words.

It is to Everton's great credit that their attacking players offered more variety with their positioning and stretched the opposition defence more – and as the game opened out, the home side looked much more threatening.

The deluxe sashimi platter was more than ample, with 19 slices of fish -- four each of tuna, salmon, yellowtail and mackerel and three of fluke, but my guest, a sashimi devotee, observed that such platters usually have more variety, with a piece or two of sea urchin, octopus and some other less standard item added to the more familiar fish.

I was good at the hurdling partly because I could play football with both feet, so I could use both legs for hurdling, which is quite rare and gives you a bit more variety with stride patterns and things like that.

"I've made a few changes to my training and been working with the squads at Stirling University and it is giving me more variety with my training partners.

There is more variety with regard to point of view, however, because White utilizes first- and third-person narration alike and regularly employs each.