Sentence examples for small vagaries from inspiring English sources

The data from these experiments were very good — indeed, even better than Newton realized, for small vagaries in them that he dismissed as experimental error were in fact not vagaries at all, but evidence that no polynomial of the sort he was seeking is adequate for resistance forces.

Communications is the cloak used to cover the real problem: the vagaries of small group decision making.

Its hit title track, cowritten by Jackson with Mark Irwin, established the singer as a composer of songs that speak directly about the virtues of rural and small-town life, the vagaries of love, and the value of the country music traditions inherited from predecessors such as George Jones and Hank Williams.

He's unfailingly warm as he retrieves sizes and holds forth about fabrics, even as he's grappling with the vagaries of a small business.

Unfortunately, Russert still allows a little bit of vagaries.

The study reinforces the idea that animals that become large and overspecialized are more susceptible to extinction, comments James Hanken of Harvard University, as it seems the larger population sizes of small species enable them to withstand the vagaries of their environment better than large predators that exist in fewer numbers because of the resources they need to support their bulk.

However it also brings up the vagaries of live theater and small spaces.

We're a small island … at the mercy of the vagaries of the global supply picture for fossil fuels.

From theories on why small-breasted women aren't extinct to the vagaries of her own libido and desire for children, it is extremely engaging, if in places more intriguing than hilarious.

But given the often unforgiving vagaries of the film business — with smaller films continually struggling for attention in a marketplace dominated by big-budget behemoths and generations raised on the movie theater as the center of the cinematic universe giving way to younger ones steeped in on-demand streaming — the certainty of a guaranteed check can feel like a safer route. .

Add the huge insurance policies, large staffs and the many overhead costs associated with a travelling show -- plus the vagaries of the weather -- and a small fortune is tied up in the medium-to-large operations that travel from church lot to dusty field to shopping center.