Sentence examples for both its range and from inspiring English sources

Blanchett's list of twenty-seven movies is notable for both its range and its ambition.

A sizable cache of letters not previously published, this collection is fascinating for both its range and its candor.

The species was formerly listed as Vulnerable, but has recently been downlisted to Least Concern, in light of the much-improved knowledge of both its range and habitat requirements.

The two sides announced an eight-point agreement, surprising in both its range and specificity.

In '&apos The Spanish Inquistion: A Historical Revision,'' to my mind the best general book on the Spanish Inquisition both for its range and its depth of information, Kamen restates his original argument, supporting it with additional evidence derived from many new monographic studies by other scholars.

But in the art world, his collection became legend both for its range and his knack of acquiring work by artists well before wider recognition of their talent pushed up prices.

The Oxford medievalist Maurice Keen said "The Making of the Middle Ages" was "a truly extraordinary book, outstanding both in the totality of its range and the vividness of its insights".

It had long seemed to me the most important U.S. contribution to modern thought, and the Ford staff agreed that we ought to study the progress of that contribution outside the United States, both in order to understand its range and growth, and to better comprehend American constitutionalism.

Last year, following some changes, the business was profitable and is now looking to expand both its product range and market.

The smallest detectable change (SDC) with its ranges, and the percentage of scores that fell within the SDC-range for both extremes.

Because of the starling's abundance and association with humans, many aspects of its natural history are known in detail, from studies both in its native range and in areas to which it was introduced.