Sentence examples for the enormous variation from inspiring English sources

One of the most fascinating things about volcanic eruptions is the enormous variation in their scale and violence.

In defining choral music, some attention should also be paid to the enormous variation in the size of choirs.

A peculiar feature of the American health-care system is the enormous variation in prices that hospitals charge for a procedure, which often are not correlated with quality.

Physiology sets only very broad limits on human sexuality; most of the enormous variation found among humans must be attributed to the psychological factors of learning and conditioning.

Educators know that 100 percent proficiency is impossible, given the enormous variation among students and the impact of family income on academic performance.

But this does not take into account the enormous variation there may be in the character and course of the disease, nor the varied adaptations and strategies by which life may be maintained and enjoyed despite the disease's advance.

Please leave your splenetic thoughts about the omission of Scotland and Wales and the enormous variations within "northern" and "south-western" accents below.

For all its expansive generosity, Mose's voice proves limiting, only modestly capable of the enormous variations in tone that are necessary in a novel that boldly commingles the madcap atmosphere of the burlesque stage with tragedy on the home front.

His view is also that the entitlement to cash assistance has never been much of a right, given the enormous variations in eligibility criteria and benefit levels from state to state, and that the poor will be better off if antipoverty efforts are reconstructed on a new foundation.

Stroebe et al argue that we must recognise the enormous variations in forms of bereavement.

The enormous variations in concentrations presented in these other estimates are due to differences between the modeled regions, assumed production volumes and market penetration factors (the assumed proportion of ENP-containing products in a modeled product category), as well as specific assumptions on elimination processes (especially removal rates in STPs and loss of ENPs from surface waters).