Sentence examples for wide range variety from inspiring English sources

Health Canada and the United States Food and Drug Administration approve diacetyl for consumption in trace amounts, and it is found on the ingredients list of a wide range variety of foods under the obscurity, "Natural and Artificial Flavors".

Health Canada and the United States Food and Drug Administration approve diacetyl for consumption in trace amounts, and it is found on the ingredients list of a wide range variety of foods under the obscurity, "Natural and Artificial Flavours".

There are a wide ranging variety of methods to choose from, rendering the choice a matter of the experimental system employed and personal preference.

The events agency sits within Business & Professional and delivers a wide range and variety of events for Guardian News & Media and its clients.

The wide range and variety of fluorophores available nowadays facilitate the targeting of suitable applications for the newly prepared nanoparticle materials.

To tackle these problems, several researchers have developed different methods, techniques, and computer programs for the simulation of a very wide range of variety of solar desalination process units and systems.

The well-orchestrated, self-organized and stable immune response, over a wide range and variety of perturbation, is observed at population level.

It is said to be a bit thinner than Heinz's, but also comes in a wide range of varieties.

That's the very definition of Griffith's realism, the founding of a cinematic manner that flourishes to this very day, in a wide range of varieties and refractions, and that reflects filmmakers' confidence that filmic representations, however artificial or contrived, make direct contact with the world of their experience.

Even though he grows only two crops he has a wide range of varieties to choose from, suited to different soils, environments and farming practices, and to different markets.

Designs using a wide range of varieties have been used previously, showing that this is a feasible approach in principle (e.g. [ 14- 17]).