Sentence examples for variety often from inspiring English sources

Gnocchi, an Italian variety, often contain potato or pumpkin pulp.

Even Mr. Mitchell, in a performance in sore need of variety, often appears to be shrinking.

Downing Street tsars, like the original, Russian variety, often come to a sticky end.

Like any other fashion, the intellectual variety often fades, but expanded design may well be an exception.

She was handcuffed and wearing a black Puffa jacket of the variety often worn by her famous alter-ego.

This carbo load — usually piled into a plastic foam container — is paired with a protein, generally of the pan-Asian variety, often slathered in brown gravy.

The leaves of ornamental varieties often have yellow or white stripes or bands.

Intermediate between these types are compact varieties, often with a reniform surface (kidney ore) or a fibrous structure (pencil ore).

This includes identification of under-utilised varieties (often now known only by elderly members of indigenous communities) as well as varieties that have higher micronutrient values and that, with change in climate, have the potential to be grown at higher altitudes.

Rice hybrids often have higher yields than high-yielding inbred varieties, often between 15%and20%0% higher (Virmani et al. 2003).

Also, while farmers in developed countries change varieties frequently, farmers in many rice-growing countries grow older varieties, often released over 15 years ago (Witcombe et al. 2017).