Sentence examples for often variations from inspiring English sources

It is easily forgotten that these are often variations to leases and are property transactions.

Nectarines are sold at such varying degrees of ripeness that one purchase rarely resembles another; there are even often variations within the same bag of fruit.

When we include those tweets posted through Twitter's ad system — which are often variations on the same message targeting different audiences — the metrics shift.

So what if the clothes — most often variations on bouclé tunics with funnel collars orbiting the neck over matching bike shorts, or visual puns involving silver foil leathers, spaceman silk prints and planetary pastels — felt awfully grounded?

Ideally, every medical examiner, coroner and attending physician would fill out death certificates with perfect consistency, but there are often variations from jurisdiction to jurisdiction that can introduce inconsistencies to the data.

That thing where we talk over the top of the action, exclaiming our astonishment and/or anguish for partners, siblings, other family members, friends or just occasionally total strangers to appreciate in their own, special ways; the ways that are often variations on a mixture of indifference and mild-to-moderate irritation.

Sonata form, rondo, and, less often, variation form are also used for the final movement.

Often, variation in design parameters to improve ruggedness during SC and UIS shows negative impact on the nominal operating performance.

Often, variation in hybrid viability between replicate crosses is treated as experimental noise, whereas our results suggest that parental populations contain segregating variation for DMIs.

The rock often shows variations of up to a metre which has been linked to variation in the climate at the time of deposition.

After Congressional hearings last summer, firms adopted some of the rules, often with variations.