Sentence examples for not variable from inspiring English sources

Their pay is not variable.

"The spending is not variable quarterly".

Admission: With such a wide range of acts, prices are nothing if not variable.

And the system's two clutches can engage different gear combinations, providing an overlay of four fixed (not variable) gear ratios.

Premiums, he said, must be fixed, not variable, and Congress should not allow any gap in coverage.

However, such elements introduce severe chromatic aberrations and are not variable, unless used in combination with other elements in a larger, reconfigurable optical system.

The marginal rate could be changed from 30%to70%0% to reflect Monitor and NHS England's findings that most of the costs of delivering UEC are fixed, not variable.

However, this marker is not variable enough at a fine-level taxonomic scale, and intra-genomic polymorphism has already been reported.

Dendroclimatological research is often based on the assumption that the relationship between tree growth and climate is not variable over time.

UK banks claim that allowances — which have given an extra £1.7m a year to HSBC boss Stuart Gulliver and nearly £1m to his Lloyds and Barclays counterparts – constitute fixed pay and are not variable, or linked to performance.

Sometimes a yuk-yuk-yuk or a hoarse guffaw or a tee-hee-hee, or a single, sharp Ha! (It [is] nothing if not variable)." Darkmans is just the sort of bravura performance that will probably inspire vitriol in a certain breed of reviewer as too ostentatious, too brazen.