The phrase "a range of sometimes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The study revealed a range of sometimes conflicting results that need further investigation."
Alternatives: "a variety of instances" or "a spectrum of occasions".
Experts in the field offer a range of sometimes conflicting explanations: everybody likes bacon; the word "belly" sounds funny; no one actually knows what a pork belly is.
The writer Nick Hornby happened to read the piece and was struck both by its subject and by the way it allowed for a range of sometimes conflicting emotions and motivations.
The year saw a range of sometimes related, similarly dangerous conflicts in Nigeria, where Boko Haram Islamists attacked Muslims and Christians alike; in Libya, where post-Gaddafi chaos deepened; and in Afghanistan, where fears increased of a Taliban and al-Qaida comeback following Nato's withdrawal.
A longtime construction industry official who has worked with community groups in an effort to increase the level of participation by female and minority contractors said the often-limited options had made a range of sometimes illegal — at times blatant — solutions commonplace.
The article concludes by reviewing current developments noting that advancement on the government's goals is likely to be incremental, across a range of areas, sometimes driven by providers and sometimes by central agencies.
On all three issues, the United States has met resistance from a range of nations, sometimes for different reasons.
At the time, wineries were expected to make a range of wines, sometimes three dozen or more, to capture space on retailers' shelves.
Here he pushes the traditional ink medium to new levels of atmospheric abstraction with a range of innovative, sometimes crazed brush textures and pale washes.
Unlike the Iliad, which is a straightforwardly linear narrative, telling of the rage of Achilles and the killing of the Trojan prince Hector, the Odyssey is conveyed through flashbacks and narratives-within-narratives, and in a range of exotic, sometimes supernatural, locations.
Simon Baddeley, senior divisional director at recruitment firm Reed, added: "In recent years, graduates with one, two, or even more years under their belt having worked in a range of roles, sometimes outside of their chosen discipline, have ensured that the market remained competitive – keeping wage inflation low".
Mr. Spicer conceded what has been known for weeks: that the White House has solicited interest from a range of people, sometimes approaching them repeatedly even when they've said no. "We've been meeting with potential people that may be of service to this administration," said Mr. Spicer, who has done some of the outreach himself.
