Sentence examples for very variables from inspiring English sources
It does not seem to matter that 84 percent of Montgomery County students go on to college and that 63 percent earn degrees there — the very variables that President Obama has said should be the true measure of academic success.
Chlorides exist in all waters at concentrations very variables whose origin may be a percolation through dirty areas, infiltration of seawater into groundwater aquifers or deep, of human waste (urine), extractive industries (petroleum industries, coal…) and especially the industries of salt (saline), of soda and potash.
However, considering that the clinical and laboratory variables used to diagnose culture negative sepsis were the very variables being examined by the study, clearly these cases could not be included.
"Thailand is very variable.
The distances are very variable.
It is also very variable.
"Great whites are very variable," he said.
It means battery life can be very variable.
Berber admits to charge anxiety, though: "The de-charging is very variable.
"It's very variable," Dr. New said, "and sometimes only one symptom is expressed".
