Sentence examples for more versatile because from inspiring English sources

Mora, who was traded to Baltimore in July, is more versatile, because he can play the infield.

In fact pears are more versatile, because they're not only good when they're underripe and crisp; they're also fantastic when they're perfectly ripe and creamy.

"The world was changing from a world of people who go to an office to work to a world where people's lives were becoming more versatile, because of cell phones and the Internet," Rosen says.

They are also likely to be more versatile, because organic substances can be relatively easily manipulated to emit light ranging from ultraviolet to infrared, according to Bertram Batlogg, the director of solid-state physics research for Bell Labs.

All you wanted was for them to acknowledge that unsalted butter is clearly more versatile because you can always just add salt to it.

Also, the PGK Destination vectors are more versatile because they harbor more drug resistance genes, while the pEF-1α Entry vectors can only be recombined into the pLenti X1 Destination series (Figure 3A), which currently have only puromycin and zeocin resistance genes for selection.

Not because we're more creative or more resilient or more versatile, but because we're still at a place in our lives where we can.

I find them more versatile, partly because I don't have to worry about setting the color.

Brahim: I found that this contest makes you a better, or at least a more versatile, researcher because you are obliged to adapt and maybe outdo yourself to communicate with people who are not used to scientific research.

All of those varied influences broadened my dance vocabulary and I became a more versatile dancer because of it," he says.

Though Gay is difficult to defend, when either Conley or Gasol controls the ball, the offense is more versatile and dynamic because Gay is only an average passer.