Sentence examples for varied inventory from inspiring English sources

But LeClair is also concerned with a larger, more varied inventory of fears, phobias and dread.

In the varied inventory of the Marshals' asset forfeiture division, getting an apartment ready for sale can mean a multitude of things.

Meetinghouse Books (70 North Main Street; 413-665-0500; www.meetisghousebooks.com) in in a former chapel dating back to 1850 and has a large and varied inventory of used books and vintage prints.

Such an enormous and varied inventory of inhumanity, one that included the cruelty of children too young to have felt guilt or remorse for anything, transcends any set of historical conditions.

No sooner had Maddie, the Liberty's giant dog mascot, removed his head than three Garden employees were busy deflating beach balls to be packed with the rest of the team's bountiful and varied inventory, which within minutes was being wheeled by the cartload to the freight elevator.

As he moves on from the holiday season, Mr. Volle will vary the inventory and soon introduce several loaves flavored with orange zest, candied lemon and other citruses.

Some evolutionary gaps still exist, especially for those groups with derived body morphology or occupying key positions on the tree of life, hindering our understanding of how Hox gene inventory varied along the sarcopterygian lineage.

They reported that the prevalence of major mental health problems (evaluated using the BSI; Brief Symptom Inventory) varied from 7.1-63.6 7.1-63.6ng on the type of voice disorder; however their study population was limited to only 47 patients.

Cronbach's alpha was 0.83 and 0.90 in urban and rural areas, respectively, and the OIDP inventory varied systematically in the expected direction with self-reported oral health measures.

Whereas face and content validity was assessed by a ground up or de novo approach based on qualitative focus group interviews with the targeted children, hypotheses regarding the construct validity were confirmed in that the inventory varied systematically and in the expected direction with self-reported oral health indicators.

Number of points counted in subsequent inventories varied because of problems with GPS localization of water points, access issues (both in terms of road conditions and whether water points were locked on subsequent inventories), and ongoing construction and other changes in water points.