Sentence examples for more versatility as from inspiring English sources

Now, for the first time since its RSC debut in 2000, Victoria gets an outing and, in a long, ambitious and rewarding evening, we find the playwright showing yet more versatility as he channels the spirit of Robert Lepage.

Williams said: "I think I can bring a little bit more power at the point guard position, a little bit more speed and versatility as far as passing and shooting and getting everybody involved, and also on the defensive end".

Further developments during the 1950s and 1960s gave the process more versatility and as a result, it became a highly used industrial process.

These hydrocarbons can often be used as liquid fuels, often with more versatility and by a more direct approach than some TAGs.

Pittsburgh has a little bit more versatility.

"But there's more versatility in our roster this way.

"There's more versatility than you'd think".

"I've got more versatility with the athletes here than I've ever had," Crowton said.

Staley, who has been with the Eagles since 1997, will help give the team more versatility.

Although Kentucky's Andre Woodson had gaudier numbers, Florida's Tim Tebow displayed more versatility and performed better.

"Servers expand the life of our computers and give us more versatility," Mr. Newcombe said.