Sentence examples for an evolving range of from inspiring English sources

On the basis of the experience of other large-scale initiatives in primary care (Audit Scotland, 2013), it is likely that sustained leadership and support with resources will be needed, together with an evolving range of actions that actively involve practices.

It is big on cocktails, but also committed to craft beer in the shape of draught Brooklyn lager; a guest keg pump that features hip British micros such as Magic Rock and Camden Town; and a small, evolving range of bottles and cans that features transatlantic trendsetters as geographically diverse as San Francisco's Anchor Steam and Buxton Brewery.

Web 2.0 technologies expand the traditional notion of online support groups into a broad and evolving range of informational, emotional, as well as community-based concepts of support.

Seldom translated and often omitted from modern historical reconstructions, this vast body of texts reveals a complicated and evolving range of religious and cultural exchanges that took place from the seventh to the ninth century.

The Live Mesh system, however, is viewed by the company as a software platform in the data center for an evolving array of services, ranging from remote control of computers and electronic devices to data storage.

An example of an evolving interpretation of data from the study from a range of disciplinary perspectives is presented in Case Study 1.

Garments of Paradise gives an impressive overview of wearable technology as an evolving set of ideas within a range of historical and social contexts.

A collaboration between Harvard librarians, scholars, and digital humanists, the Charlie Archive at Harvard Library is an evolving project that collects a broad range of materials, including ephemera.

With this in mind, we studied the length distributions of rapidly and slowly evolving proteins from a range of organisms in an effort to detect general constraints on protein length.

A new, evolving initiative, involving a wide range of people and organisations is beginning to explore what can be learned from moments of rapid transition.

But it is an evolving area of law.