Sentence examples for ordinary variety from inspiring English sources

Upgrading the imperfect human material is all very well, but handling the transition between the superpeople and the ordinary variety promises to be awkward.

Since gravitons are not so tightly confined as the other particles, sometimes they will stray into the surrounding hyperspace, becoming heavier than the ordinary variety.

The gold iPhone may not actually be made of gold, but the precious metal is still used inside even the ordinary variety.

Oddly enough, in a lunch entree of lobster risotto, the rice was the plain ordinary variety (non-Arborio) and was overcooked and mushy.

Her essays examine love within a family, not just the dependable ordinary variety but the extreme renditions in which affection hardens into idolatry, with one human mistaken for a god and another cast as a supplicant.

Proté gé puts TV chef in the shade with his latest catch: two Michelin stars Britain's beleaguered organic sector receives a boost today with a study that suggests organic milk is healthier than the ordinary variety.

Sando's prices could more than make up for all that: his beans retail for six dollars a pound, about three times the cost of ordinary varieties.

And other technologies too can produce impressive results: using less controversial biotechnology, the UNDP and the Japanese government recently produced a high-yielding hybrid rice that grows faster and contains more protein than ordinary varieties.

Locally, the farm-to-table revolution has seen an explosion of "varieties that have different color, flavor and cooking characteristics, instead of ordinary varieties chosen for their ease of shipping and stacking characteristics," said John J. Mishanec, a specialist for the Cornell University Cooperative Extension program who has spent decades working to improve local farmers' practices.

Similarly, bigger human-vaccination programmes for seasonal influenza would not only increase capacity if pandemic influenza strikes, but should pay for themselves anyway because the annual costs of lost economic output to ordinary varieties of flu are already large.Other measures are better viewed not as cost-reducing, but as a kind of insurance policy.

These tomatoes, frequently described as "rich" and/or "rustic", have a splotchy appearance that can range from yellowish to red to green or even brown and have a sweeter, more succulent flavor than ordinary varieties.