Sentence examples for various permutations in from inspiring English sources

Rather than just another wacky episode in the town that brought you tree sitters and the Naked Guy, this latest drama, repeated in various permutations in so many communities, is a crucible for how today's parents perceive risk, how we try to keep our kids safe — whether it's possible to keep them safe — in what feels like an increasingly threatening world.

For the Carnegie Institution he organized one of the first interdisciplinary research teams for the investigation of prehistory; he included cultural anthropologists, linguists, archaeologists, physical anthropologists, geographers, and even medical professionals an approach that is now standard, albeit in various permutations, in essentially all archaeological investigations.

Now here comes the weird part: today Brian Krebs wrote about a glitch in Google Translate that automatically turned Lorem Ipsum (in various permutations) into decidedly modern and nefarious-sounding English.

But it grows more serious and interesting as it contemplates the various permutations of romance in a culture with rapidly changing sexual mores.

One imagines, as a response to that response, the retreat of other poets of Hoagland's gender and race from consideration of contentious questions such as the various permutations of racism in America.

In 1929 Wright designed a tower of studios cantilevered from a concrete core, to be built in New York City; in various permutations it appeared as one of his best concepts.

The Spinners, in various permutations, stayed together after the hits stopped coming in the 1980s, and despite his health problems Mr. Smith remained with them until the end; he last performed with them a month ago, Ron Smith said.

He rejoined the Chi-Lites in 1980, and the group had two more minor hits on Mr. Record's label, Chi-Sound, "Hot on a Thing (Called Love)" and "Bottom's Up". The group has continued in various permutations since the mid-1980's, and Mr. Record performed with it in "Only the Strong Survive," a 2002 documentary of 1960's and 70's soul stars that was directed by Chris Hegedus and D.A. Pennebaker.

In 1973, Jansch left the band, which continued to perform in various permutations.

These anxieties coalesce in various permutations right, left and center.

The troupe disbanded but have reappeared over the years in various permutations.