Sentence examples for varied new from inspiring English sources

Future research is needed to understand and measure varied new activities occurring in the health plans and hospital markets that contribute to the high and rising provider prices in the last decade.

Dale North of Destructoid felt that the soundtrack was "wonderfully varied and lots of fun" and predicted that "traditionalist" fans of Final Fantasy music would not like it as much because of the varied new styles.

By comparison, biology provides many varied, new paradigms for the development of adaptive optical networks.

Commanding four separate spaces, fourteen highly varied new paintings, reliefs, and wall-mounted sculptures make other art appear overdressed and ill groomed.

Among the varied new instruments pictured in heavenly ensembles, one can still find occasional "old-time" instruments such as a set of narrow wooden clappers tied together on one end like ancient wooden books.

Part of the richly varied New York Chamber Music Festival, the recital Saturday of Massenet's songs, featuring the French tenor Damien Top and the American pianist Linda Hall, celebrated the 100th anniversary of his death, on Aug. 13, 1912.

His prices vary, "new" subjects, from $15 to $20 or more, depending on the amount of research work.

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But, to explore attitudes in greater depth, YouGov asked respondents to rate two fictitious MPs and then explored how their ratings varied when new information about their outside interests was added.

Moreover, if the intensity of the stimulus is varied, a new curve is obtained, and now the same response is obtained with a high intensity of violet at 4000 angstroms as with blue at the lower intensity.

We employ this approach to compare varied and new products and exposure systems.