Sentence examples for own varying from inspiring English sources

The list was based on EU member states' own varying ideas and included the British Virgin Islands, Guernsey, Hong Kong and Panama.

In large part it's a conflict driven by both the traditional left's attachment to its convictions and a significant part of the white majority's reaction to the rapid growth of Islamic communities in Europe with their own varying loyalties and notions of the law.

Even the popular Nigerian outfits have their own varying fashion trends, not to mention the prevalence of western-style clothes imported from around the world.

But despite their own varying roles, actions and motives, 26 people, including Bundy and Ehmer, now face the same charge: conspiracy to impede federal officers, a felony that carries a maximum six-year prison sentence.

In fact, though the Maguindanao, Maranao and Tausug artists technically have no concept of scale (because emphasis placed on the concept of "rhythmic modes"), the Pelog and Slendro scales of Java were found to be most satisfactory to their own varying pentatonic/heptatonic scales.

A range of obstacles to family involvement have been reported by health care professionals: confidentiality (including young people's wishes that the details of their treatment to be kept from family); parents' own varying ability to get involved; limited time; a lack of formal structures to enable family involvement; and distance [ 18].

Operating income at A&E, Lifetime and E Entertainment, in which Disney owns varying stakes, fell 25percentto to $128 million, in large part because of softness in advertising.

Their brand of everyday-people realism clearly rubbed off on their students, who made it their own in varying ways.

Trust schools would be free to develop their own ethos, varying the curriculum and tinkering with admissions policies.

The aim is to help the body cope with the virus on its own for varying periods and make it easier for infected people to take the drugs.

The point is that our personal take on what's 'normal' is shaped by our own widely varying experiences and values.