I think, finally, it comes down to the opportunity that the short story offers to vary form, tone, narrative and style so quickly and so dramatically.
We considered high and low estimates of capital and operating costs for chemical flushing removal of the source, since these are expected to vary form site to site.
Requirements vary form branch to branch and between different countries, so reading up on the specific requirements, application process, and joining procedures is vital.
The topography supports varied forms of agriculture.
The gospel of self-improvement has taken varied forms throughout history and is perhaps America's most successful export.
That approach apparently worked with Richardson, though the writer took his revenge on his heroines, who, like him, were torn between desire and discipline, suffering varied forms of trauma while lusting after salvation and fulfillment.
He set off on a brisk January day to see some of the remarkably varied forms a hot water bottle can take.
As a music major at Kenyon College, she inhaled varied forms — musical theatre, classical, folk, world music — and mastered few, instead working through her own experiments with upstart bands and nursing solo material by night.
On all she unleashes varied forms of information overload: abstract patterns, different scripts, sundry symbols, taunts and profanities, laminated photographs, fragments of advertisements (including the Coppertone toddler) and logolike silhouettes from "Guernica".
(Apropos of the slightly varied forms in some series of her paintings, she recalled studying clouds in the sky: "I paid close attention for a month to see if they ever repeated. They don't repeat").
The 19th-century critic Walter Pater referred to "the matter of imaginative or artistic literature" as a "transcript, not of mere fact, but of fact in its infinitely varied forms".
