Sentences with phrase «never much variation»

There was never much variation in the family's feelings toward him; they were always angry with him,

Not exact matches

I never gave too much thought to it or thought of any variation.

I never realized there was so much variation in compression between brands labeled as 15 - 20 mmHg.

The Mubarak regime never gave much weight to its popular, democratic mandate, deploying variations on crude Egyptian nationalism as a legitimizing vehicle as and when necessary - most recently in its World Cup altercation with Algeria and the showdown with Hamas over protecting «national sovereignty» on Egypt's Gaza border.

As for «never say never», we were unable to track down much specifically about this expression so conclude that it is likely a variation on «never say die.»

There are variations on the norm, obviously, but the boss difficulty never really seems to ramp up much and if you're good at dodging (and there is no reason you shouldn't be) then you won't have that hard a time with any boss except at the end.

Re: Micajah (# 143), while having a complete cross section does remove the, ahem, «core» problem, it creates another problem — since trees are never perfectly round, where in the cross-section do you sample and how much variation exists in individual trees dependant on this selection?

I never saw such a thing, even in IPCC reports, and I doubt very much it exists, simply because of the lack of high quality data (which no one can charge climate scientists for, naturally); but if doesn't exist, you are simply unable to quantify the current variation, at some definite timescale, with respect to the «usual» former variation at the same timescale.

IIRC, rainfall had as much influence as temperature — even in Michigan where it never gets really dry — and there were also considerable variations unrelated to anything in the weather records.

Building multiple ad variations «created so much more work and you could never justify the lift,» he said.