Sentence examples for a remarkably wide spectrum from inspiring English sources

The United States' 26 total medals were the most since 1991 and came across a remarkably wide spectrum of events: from traditional hunting grounds like sprints, relays and hurdles, to usually barren fields like the men's javelin, the women's 10,000 meters and the men's middle distances.

From Sly Stone and film scholar Molly Haskell to John Updike and Oprah Winfrey, Doris Day's appeal covers a remarkably wide spectrum.

Over a remarkably wide spectrum of distributional scenarios and over a wide range of different P(D) values, the Youden index method and the LR method give quite satisfactory results for optimum cut-off values in terms of stability and of test characteristics derived thereof.

Despite the remarkably wide spectrum of experiences covered in this book, however, there is no one who speaks for those who have no one to depend on when they most need help and have to endure it all on their own — a situation increasing numbers of unmarried and childless people are apt to find themselves in these days.

That is a remarkably wide spread — too wide to be caused by statistical variance alone.

Most gases conform quite well to this relationship over a remarkably wide range of conditions.

A remarkably wide variety of CHD policy models exist.

The patients in whom complications developed exhibited a remarkably wide age range (28 dayears years).

It has a remarkably wide-angle lens and the sound recording is crystal clear.

Mr. Myhrvold brought to that task a remarkably wide-ranging intellect and breadth of interests.

This generates a remarkably wider and deeper active site cleft than in VH1.