Sentence examples for so many characteristics from inspiring English sources

How else do you understand a major climate event with so many characteristics, except to delve into its history?

"Brown" water plants like tiny diatoms and giant kelp share so many characteristics with stramenopiles that they have been lumped with them.

Roy Boffy Walsall The essence of the International Baccalaureate lies not just in its academic rigour, but in its embracing of so many characteristics cast aside from the proposed successor to GCSE: the practical, the vocational, the applied, the creative and the community-focused.

For a start it's a street circuit and I always love that, but it has so many characteristics that add up to make it unique.

The other tyrannosaurids share so many characteristics with Tyrannosaurus that only small dromaeosaurs remain as feasible top predators.

The other tyrannosaurids share so many characteristics that only small dromaeosaurs and troodontids remain as feasible top predators.

All languages have unique characteristics, but the Pirahã just seems to have so many unique characteristics.

Heidi Krieger, a champion shot-putter now known as Andreas Krieger, developed so many male characteristics after an intensive steroid regimen that she said it contributed to her decision to have a sex-change operation.

But one puzzle remains: why, in the face of so many reprehensible characteristics, Mr Jones remains in love with the country, as well as with the girl who brought him there.

But, and this is so true of so many leadership characteristics, too much confidence is a killer.

Because the Sorlie et al. study a) relies on very old data (people whose insurance coverage was observed in the years 1982-1985 and whose mortality experience was tracked for up to five years through 1987); b) uses a much shorter follow-up period; and c) statistically adjusts for so many fewer characteristics than all the other studies cited, I have ignored its findings in my review.