Sentence examples for to be varying from inspiring English sources

Over all, there seem to be varying views on Dickey's true value.

The seats are supposed to be varying shades of yellow and orange.

In fact, she's been considered to be varying degrees of nuts since she was a small child.

Based on three centuries of direct measurement, the Earth's magnetic field is known to be varying slowly in both its intensity and direction.

There are also political barriers, Hulme says, including the risk of western countries imposing their ideas of good governance on low-income countries, the challenges of overcoming corruption, and the difficulties in comparing what are bound to be varying interpretations of the goals by different countries.

There seems to be varying degrees of engagement and involvement with the task.

Another limitation to consider is varying inter-examiner reliability in MRI assessment.

4.30am GMT 17th over: England 109-1 (Bell 43, Stokes 15) Maxwell continues to Stokes and is varying his pace well.

In particular, temperature is varying according to day/night periods.

"A group exhibition seemed the most appropriate format as there were varying elements to be expressed and I thought a multitude of voices would enhance that".

Not just to breakfast -- for which they are varying degrees of fashionably late -- but as a major comedy dynasty.