Sentence examples for are quite spread from inspiring English sources

One unique challenge that this park faces is that despite its relatively smaller size, the length of the park, at 184.5 miles, means that staff and park amenities are quite spread out.

For most of the other categories, the distributions of the top sense score are quite spread out, and no solid conclusions can be drawn.

I would say it is quite spread out.

by Patricia Clark, Greetin Glasgow Glasgow is quite spread out, so in a half-hour walk you need to keep to quite a small area.

I noticed that the plant was quite spread out, as is mine, which I take to be an inherently inefficient way to operate, requiring too much time spent walking around — in my plant, anyway.

We see that the noise is centered around the origin but, additionally, is quite spread in the sector of positive I and Q components.

The resort is quite spread out, however, and a lot of time can be wasted trying to get from one end to the other.

If we graphed reliability of a probability against how likely that probability thinks it is that the player serving first will win, the graphs would be as follows: graph $A$ would be very sharply peaked about $0.5$; graph $B$ would be quite spread out; graph $C$ would be a sort of "U" shape with high reliability at both ends, lower in the middle.

The scatterplots were quite spread out and as expected showed ceiling effects on the SAQOL-39 communication domain for the overall sample and those without aphasia.

The slight overlapping of the confidence intervals does not conflict with the major hazard rate patterns, although some major care is needed for later times when events are observed to be quite spread.

As the age-range is quite spread, it would be possible that different factors are associated to risk sexual intercourse according to the age.