Meanings of more versatility in English

Indeed, it requires considerably more adroitness, and far more versatility of talent.

He has more resources and more versatility than your people realize.

There is more versatility in the style, a freer and firmer touch in the handling.

The chain is 16-inches long, but can be fastened at a shorter length for more versatility.

There seem to be more LGBTQ, non-binary acts than elsewhere, and also a lot more versatility.

The Sync is smaller, and offers more versatility.

Variable friction is great for lowering and rappelling, and gives a device more versatility in terms of rope size.

He will be able to display more versatility of talent than the individual possessing the element of strength or delicacy alone.

It also has tapered edges for those who like to contour, as well as a rounded side -offering a bit more versatility.

Lord Byron has elsewhere exhibited more versatility of fancy and richness of illustration, but nowhere else has he so nearly "struck the stars."

But even lacking these two crucial accessories, Archos still manages to pack more versatility into the 404 Camcorder than an equivalent (playback-only) video iPod.