Sentence examples for too much variation from inspiring English sources

A little too much variation there.

Richards said: "There is too much variation in the quality of care patients receive.

However, some school leaders warn that too much variation could lead to chaos for families with children at different schools.

Hunt said: "The NHS is the best health system in the world but we know there is still too much variation in care.

Likewise, if Mr Cameron's shaky statistics about cancer and stroke deaths underlined anything, it is that there is already too much variation in care.

Royal Mail could do more to improve efficiency to benefit customers, Ofcom said, because there was too much variation in performance at different delivery depots.

"One of our biggest problems is that too many of the workforce are underqualified and there is far too much regional variation," he said.

Measurements Obviously this will vary from person to person, what with humans having such a drastic variety in dimensions, but the perfect beach body presented in the typical upright posture starts at the scalp (hair has too much individual variation and has no nervous innervation anyway so is not considered here) and ends at the sole of the feet.

Once polyglot data were brought into the picture, it seemed to them that there was simply too much syntactic variation in the world for a universal grammar to be based on syntax — it must, they thought, be based on something more general, like logic.

This shows that many facial images of known identities were rejected as impostors because of too much pose variation, facial expressions, or occlusions.

The brain is too plastic and there is too much individual variation in the brains of mammals to admit of selection acting in this way.