Sentence examples for a global range from inspiring English sources

The A.A.'s chairman, Alvin Boyarsky, made sure that the faculty and guest lecturers represented a global range of ideas.

Imagine a future where a student interested in, say, humanism, encounters a global range of thinking on the topic and not a narrow, regional one.

Take the good fortune that half the world speaks our language, which gives our comedy confidence, a global range and potentially global reach.

Is creating art that has a global range of reference in itself a protest against the advance of Little England rhetoric?

It's a rare privilege to encounter performers musically skilled and culturally sympathetic enough to synthesize a global range of styles and periods before a live audience in real time and in an intimate space.

Fitting the global nature of our eco-quandary, Ms. Zurkow's work encompasses a variety of geographic regions, and the aesthetic upon which she bases her animations and their accompanying prints is culled from a global range of art history sources.

The team then looked at each species' evolutionary distinctiveness (ED) and evolutionary distinctiveness rarity (ED rarity), which is a measure that combines distinctiveness with the size of a species' global range.

In our sample the native geographic range is represented by only five individuals with a global native range FST of 0.66.

Reef-building corals support productive and diverse marine communities that provide important ecosystem services [ 1], but are threatened throughout their global range by a variety of stressors that include increasing sea surface temperatures, pollution, ocean acidification and disease [ 2- 4].

The component scores are summed to obtain a global score (range of 0 21).

Summation of these scores ('0' no difficulty-'3' severe difficulty) yields a global score (range 0-21) that indicates a participants' participantive sleep quality (score of >5 points indicative of sleep disturbance).