Sentence examples for carry a range of from inspiring English sources
Interest in ticks quickly grew because it was discovered that they carry a range of bacterial diseases that are debilitating, including Lyme disease, baesiosis, and ehrlichiosis.
Apart from the societal taboos attached to the practice, consuming human blood is generally not advisable: not only can it carry a range of diseases – including Hepatitis, HIV and parasites – but also hazardous amounts of iron.
New Zealand, who boast a daunting pack that includes the enigmatic Sonny Bill Williams, carry a range of threats if they can get themselves within striking distance of the Kangaroos line.
The shop, a 150-square-foot kiosk, will carry a range of "affordable home goods — tableware, bath items, stationery and toys — from the main store," said Kevin Brynan, the owner.
To that end, Curiosity will carry a range of meteorological devices that can monitor weather conditions, along with a laser that can determine the atomic make-up of rocks or patches of soil that it is fired at.
"I ate a Happy Meal," for instance, could be flagged in the same way as "I ate a Happy Meal and it made me throw up," which could, in turn, received the same flag as "So happy!" or "So happy???" The same positive or negative word can carry a range of meanings, many of which are divorced from actually experiencing an emotion.
The mosquito that carries Zika also carries a range of viruses, including Dengue fever and chikungunya.
As with all Things (Felissimo carries a range of them), it employs an atypical arrangement of elements.
The occupiers, and the numerous outside "patriot" militia groups, have walked around the compound openly carrying a range of firearms.
In the Littledean Jail museum in Gloucestershire, the Crime Through Time exhibition carries a range of Krays weaponry.
Owned by Dawn Hendricks, the jewelry store carries a range of contemporary pieces by designers who, Ms. Hendricks said, are "rediscovering gemstones less traditional than diamonds, emeralds and rubies".
