Sentence examples for by a great range from inspiring English sources

Outside its borders is more wilderness, thousands of square miles of forests and plains inhabited, like the park, by a great range of Africa's most extraordinary mammals.

Through the Paleogene and Neogene periods (from about 65 to 2.6 million years ago), sub-basins developed that gradually were characterized by a great range of salinities.

The thought here seems to be that part of the moral value of human life – what we might called its dignity – lies in the capacity to be affected by a great range and depth of experience.

Learn to play an instrument.Take vocal training or music classes to practice your skills.Patrick has a very unique, incredible voice that is achieved by having a great range.

He made his name in academia by writing about a great range of subjects and won tenure at Harvard before turning 30.

You could go two ways with Yotam's duck – a bright, fruity pinot such as Ara Single Vineyard Pinot Noir 2011 (£10.99, Waitrose; 12.5% abv), from Marlborough in New Zealand, or the mouthwatering 2010 Primitivo Rosso (£13.50, Lea & Sandeman; 14% abv), from a great range by Puglian producer Alberto Longo.

The swelling/deswelling transition pH value could be varied in a great range by modulating the PAAC contents at the molar fraction of AA (fAA) fixed or varied.

(12) Any given morpheme, taken by itself, may have accumulated a great range of different meanings over the period since it was first recorded, perhaps about 3,000 years ago (it was at about 1,000 B.C. that the charactery had reached the stage where every morpheme had its written form).

The distributions of CVs from mixed assemblages that are heavily biased toward one species may be characterized by a greater range of CVs, increased skewing, and a tail of low values, but only heavily biased assemblages comprising species that differ markedly in size could be reliably identified on this basis.

And one could also examine how Fevol is influenced by a greater range in catch selectivity curves.

From this finding we conclude that the effects observed were probably not induced by few individual polyphenols but by a greater range of different polyphenols.