Sentence examples for most other varieties from inspiring English sources

The most expensive hair type — and the one in highest demand by thieves and paying customers alike — is remy hair, which unlike most other varieties is sold with its outermost cuticle layer intact.

Although most other varieties of Chinese are not written, there is a well-developed tradition of written Cantonese.

caesia, first described by Alex George in his 1981 revision of the genus, grows larger than most other varieties, reaching 2 m (7 ft), or occasionally 4 m (13 ft), in height.

These potatoes can be mashed like most other varieties.

Most other varieties will require cold treatment, which adds an additional 12 weeks to the required growing time.

Handguns need to be matched to your body style and your strength a lot more than most other varieties of gun.

He also advises that "the skin of Hosui and most other brown varieties is edible in theory, but thick and tough, so these fruits are best eaten peeled".

Most other stock varieties are fast growing, though, and blossom within a few weeks of being sown.

Given that China considers the Marxist-Leninist-Maoist ideology as crucial this distinguishes it most significantly from other varieties of state capitalism that have a more liberal-democratic flavour.

Unidentified quercetin pentoside was present at the highest concentration in the shoots of 'Willamette' cultivar (23.9 mg/100 g) while most of the other varieties contained levels below the limit of detection.

In the RAPD method, NJ tree revealed that the two triploid varieties TR8 and TR10 were the closest to each other while K2 was in general the most distant from all other varieties (Fig. 2a).