Sentence examples for varieties enough from inspiring English sources

"The packets would contain a combination of land races" — traditional domesticated varieties — "and improved varieties, enough to plant a row or two, not a whole field, just for experimental purposes".

"The packets would contain a combination of land races"—traditional domesticated varieties—"and improved varieties, enough to plant a row or two, not a whole field, just for experimental purposes".

But it has not had to do so at the bottom of the sea, for the surface has yielded variety enough.

The kitchen's menu is short but offers variety enough, from salads and panini ($10 and $11) to a loaded charcuterie ($26 can serve six; $18, three) that includes an excellent assortment of cheeses (buttery triple-crème to sturdy, salty grana) arranged artfully with dewy salami and cuts of fruit.

Temple of Yog could become quite the cult hit of 2016, if it delivers variety enough to keep players coming back for time after time.

Sermoneta gloves: From lilac scalloped kid gloves to cashmere-lined cinched at the wrist to keep snow out during snowball fights (which are apparently coming back with an Edith Whartonian vengeance), Sermoneta has variety enough to suit every facet of your personality.

Taylor's project is to produce rare seeds, including a half-dozen Syrian varieties, in enough quantity to sell to the general public through seed companies.

The colored outer onion scales of resistant onion varieties contain enough of these 2 phenols to reduce spore germination of C. circinans to below 2%, whereas in susceptible varieties, which lack these compounds, the germination rate is over 90% [ 30].

Varieties hardy enough to withstand colder temperatures include Chuck Hayes, Klein's Hardy, Grif's Select, and Shooting Star.

The variety is enough to please parents without having to sneak laughs for them in there.

If you find that there isn't enough variety, change the limits.