Sentence examples for variation thereof from inspiring English sources
"variation thereof" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to a modification or alteration of something previously mentioned. Example: The company's dress code policy states that employees must wear a suit and tie to work. However, the CEO may choose to wear a variation thereof, such as a blazer and slacks, on casual Fridays.
Coach Bill Parcells would fine any player who publicly used the word "unbeaten" or any variation thereof.
Following the pattern set by Mr. Vaile, Mr. Downer gave as his most frequent answer on Tuesday, "I do not have a specific recollection," or some variation thereof.
Many of these parades ended up in front of the White House where chants of "goodbye Bush" (or some variation thereof) began.
Wall Street economists have mostly endorsed Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr.'s plan, or a variation thereof.
You've heard it so many times before: "The state of our union is strong," or some variation thereof.
How often have you heard someone say "It's boring once they get rid of all the nutters at auditions", or some variation thereof?
In contrast, a Lens.com affiliate not only purchased Plaintiff's mark as a keyword, but it copied it or a close variation thereof in its advertisements.
The biggest engineering contribution to the cited problem was made about 60 years ago with the invention of dialysis machines (or some variation thereof).
but the searchers did not remember that the possibility of a man's finding his Vindication, or some treacherous variation thereof, can be computed as zero.
In Old and Middle English, when "I" was still "ic," "ich" or some variation thereof — before phonetic changes in the spoken language led to a stripped-down written form — the first-person pronoun was not majuscule in most cases.
The remaining characters, or some variation thereof, have been utilized previously in phylogenetic analyses.
