Sentence examples for more varying from inspiring English sources

The nestling period is generally long, up to seven weeks or more, varying with the size of the birds.

Pettitte, who had exceptional command of his pitches low in the strike zone for eight innings, was able to do this and more, varying the looks he gave.

They remain in fresh water, generally for a year or more, varying to some extent with the species, and then they migrate to the sea.

Hunter's command of his style seems slightly less complete than in other plays – the focus is broader, the tone more varying, which are not at all bad things, though sometimes there's a tendency to cap a scene too neatly in an effort to move on to the next strand of plot.

Our patients presented to the ED with more varying degrees of acute dyspnea.

In experimental data, scanning distortions were found to be highly correlated along a fast-scan row, but far more varying between rows (in the slow-scan direction).

This affecting is more varied with varying the nature and concentration of the T.D.S., which are high (Table 2).

That is, the more widely varying the individual risks, the more easily we are able to predict the disease.

He realized he wanted to make more, and he eventually made 60 more, of varying velvets and stars.

The only difference was that the second time around he lectured with more enthusiasm, varying his vocal pitch and using more hand gestures.

Coleridge's achievement has been given more widely varying assessments than that of any other English literary artist, though there is broad agreement that his enormous potential was never fully realized in his works.