Sentence examples for an unusually broad range from inspiring English sources
The pianist Alexei Lubimov has an unusually broad range of specialties, and he touched on the extremes during a short residency at the Baryshnikov Arts Center.
The coalition's 38 members cover an unusually broad range, from groups representing automakers to consumer advocates, including Public Citizen, which was founded by that industry's longtime nemesis, Ralph Nader.
The city's agreement to help finance the plan, hammered out among Mr. Donovan, Ms. Speliotis and others, was hailed as a breakthrough for subsidizing a substantial amount of housing for an unusually broad range of middle-class tenants.
The report is expected to show that employers cut 50,000 jobs last month, according to economists polled by Reuters, but investors are concerned that poor weather conditions may cloud the reading, and forecasts are in an unusually broad range.
As a fund-raiser for a new ambulance for Israel's Magen David Adom, the show drew an unusually broad range of sponsors representing Reform, Conservative and Orthodox Judaism and congregationis that are Syrian, Mashadi, Tehrani and Iraqi as well as the local Catholic church and Jean Celender, mayor of the village of Great Neck Plaza.
A dense configuration of borehole seismograms with high SNR observations of PKiKP waves over an unusually broad range of frequencies facilitates this new approach to estimate ICB properties.
But this construction project has an unusually broad reach, creating not one but two very distinct problems.
Now the show has been mounted as a memorial tribute to him, and it demonstrates his unusually broad range of interest in work of the modern era.
Whether this unusually broad range is due to differential exposure within the general population or to biologic mechanisms remains to be determined.
This 5 exposure-level dose response study has resulted in pulmonary and hepatic iAs, MMA, and DMA data over the unusually broad range from 0.05 to 85 ppm.
But that also means these communities serve a population with unusually broad ranges of health and function.
