Sentence examples for broad ranging but from inspiring English sources

Michael's current interests are broad ranging but the projects have a common theme of examining existing societal paradigms and either challenging those models or embracing and improving them.

Badu has astonishing pitch and a broad range, but her voice is slightly nasal, and she was smearing words together with Holiday's smiling inflection.

That's a broad range, but what makes her most appealing to fans may have nothing to do with radio format or marketing genre.

That's a very broad range but brings some insight into Quora's presence.

Examination of IL-7 levels showed a broad range but no differences were seen between any of the groups studied.

Distribution maps published in the medical literature show a broad range, but provide little detail regarding specific habitats or areas posing higher risk of exposure [2].

It has to be noted, however, that the degree to which cancer cells are commited to aerobic glycolysis can vary in a broad range, but not to the same extent as in yeast, where respiratory activity is rather low in the presence of glucose.

The il1b induction levels of infected myd88−/− embryos were also distributed over a broad range, but were significantly lower than in wild-type embryos (2-to 20-fold change difference during E. tarda infection; no difference to fourfold change difference for S. typhimurium infection).

The University of Nebraska, she said, has a broader range, but is just No. 2. Prof. Guy Reynolds, director of the Willa Cather project at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, considers any proper ranking to seed the University of Nebraska first, with Drew a respectable second.

For the 3-species analysis, the number of predicted blocks has a somewhat broader range but of a consistent order of magnitude, from 282 to 781.

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