Coal-to-liquid (CTL) fuels could end up emitting nearly double the carbon dioxide that the equivalent amount of gasoline does, mostly because of the way it's manufactured. The CTL industry says new technology will fix the problem. But because such technology is not yet developed, it's unclear whether CTL fuels would be competitive without state and federal subsidies, even competing against high-priced diesel, jet fuel, or gasoline, analysts say.
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Coal-to-liquid (CTL) fuels could end up emitting nearly double the carbon dioxide that the equivalent amount of gasoline does, mostly because of the way it's manufactured. The CTL industry says new technology will fix the problem. But because such technology is not yet developed, it's unclear whether CTL fuels would be competitive without state and federal subsidies, even competing against high-priced diesel, jet fuel, or gasoline, analysts say.
Why might this paragraph be described as illustrating sentence variety?

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Why might this paragraph be described as illustrating sentence variety?Answer
		
Most of the sentences are too short.
		
Long, complex sentences alternate with a short, simple sentence.
		
Commas are used correctly throughout the paragraph.
		
There is too much variety in the length of sentences.