Sentences with phrase «nearly endless list»

Especially a program such as Excel that has a nearly endless list of nuances that can be mastered — this being a program included on the «Useless computer skills» heading on this guide (included in Microsoft Office).

In this edition, evil has taken over and Skylanders must fight via land, sea, and air using an nearly endless list of unique and modifiable vehicles.

A nearly endless list of available upfits means you can design the van to your exact specifications.

Is reishi indeed the king of adaptogens with nearly endless list of benefits?

Not exact matches

Not to mention the passover, the great flood, the walls of Jericho... the list is nearly endless of Yahweh's atrocities.

Kenward's rehearsal of life in twentieth - century France is a compendium of ideologies, lists of leading political and social leaders, an endless speculation on the nature of Frenchness, and a nearly complete absence of the cultural effects of the nation's Catholic inheritance.

While picking a side on the three - way moneyline is the staple of EPL betting, the nearly endless offerings from sportsbooks are what really make it shine, with goal scorer props, by - the - half bets and in - game wagering just the beginning of the list.

The list is nearly endless - for nearly every performance or physical parameter, there is a sport that rewards one extreme end of the spectrum and punishes the other.

No matter how carefully someone marks their citations, something goes wonky with the Table of Authorities: the indentations are not right, there is not enough space between the entries, the font does not match the text of brief... the list of what can go wrong is nearly endless.

The list is nearly endless.

Chemist, information technology specialist, finance specialist, veterinarian, clergyman, auditor, operations director, logistics specialist, doctor, nurse, lawyer, biologist, transportation manager, counselor, therapist, curator, Federal Security Director, program or project manager, administrative officer, pilot, government relations advisor, park ranger, police officer, and the list seems nearly endless (if you can imagine the job title or function — the government probably employs it).