Sentence examples for a range that has from inspiring English sources

According to the White House projections, by 2019, net federal debt will be around 70percentt of G.D.P. That's not good, but it's within a range that has historically proved manageable for advanced countries, even those with relatively weak governments.

In general, books need to sell between 1000 and 100,000 copies in a single week to hit the NYTBL, a range that has been fairly stable over the years.

In summary, we find that books featured in the NYTBL over the years hit the list by selling anywhere between thousands and tens of thousands copies, a range that has been stable since 2008.

The purely advective model is able to explain a power-law trend of magnitude −2 to −3 in the breakthrough curve tail; a range that has been found in field tracer experiments.

This is an unusually close distance from the star, within a range that has been termed the brown-dwarf desert.

The concentration of methadone in his blood is within a range that has been associated with death; and while the other medicines are in low or therapeutic ranges, they can have similar, additive sedating effects, especially in combination with the methadone.

Orange had been priced near the bottom of a range that had steadily fallen in the approach to the IPO.

That's after it priced its shares on Thursday evening at $42, or $2 above a range that had already been increased once before.

As illustrated in the Endocrinology papers, bisphenol A exerts an effect through a complex system at a concentration range that has not been evaluated in traditional risk assessment.

Miller says the wild search-and-rescue idea grew out of his own experience living near a mountain range that has left many people buried for more than a month at a time.

More important, he has displayed a dazzling range that has made him part of that rare breed of actor: one who is capable of playing any role.