Sentence examples for asked about the range from inspiring English sources
Asked about the range of Customs vessels, Campbell said he would have to ask the navy and Customs.
A prime example of Graham's current, almost world-weary perspective: When asked about the range of valuations for YC's current batch, he got the distressed look of someone overwhelmed by too much data, replying, "Who was even in the most recent batch?" Clearly, keeping tabs on over 600 graduates and the time and energy that goes into scaling YC's seed accelerator model has taken its toll.
A number of questions specifically asked about the range of pharmaceutical treatments used as first and second line approaches, and satisfaction with those medications.
Perhaps more interestingly, we may ask about the range across loci of u that is compatible with the range of θ ^ anc corresponding to μ ^ θ anc ± 2 σ ^ θ anc (0.607, 2.735).
They are asked about the age range of the other players.
But when I asked about the full range devices in their home like Wiis, PSPs, Nooks, and iPod Touches — all of which can access the Web few of the parents had closely considered trying to extend those controls.
He said: "When I asked about the scale and range of cuts to the defence budget because of Brexit and the huge cost of Trident I got no answer.
Julio E. Urrutia, 44, a supporter of Mrs. Clinton who asked about the Vieques bombing range, did not give Mr. Lazio the kind of full-throated endorsement as the "Rigatoni With Rick" crowd in Rochester did.
Our survey asked about the presence of a range of potential enablers of effective resource allocation, as identified in the literature, e.g., [ 29] (See Table 4).
But asked about the potential of the new range, Britain's master of Star Wars kit – on his desk alone are £50,000-worth of Han Solo, Darth Vader and other figures – says the force is not strong with this one.
When asked about the future importance of a selected range of technologies, experts saw more potential in technologies enabling new products or services or more speed in the case of high-speed trains.
