Sentence examples for claims a range of from inspiring English sources

The company claims a range of 100 miles, thanks to its incredible battery: on the controls, it goes up to 80.

So that's 335bhp in total, giving the 1000kg Fractal a 6.8-second 0-62 time – and Peugeot claims a range of up to 280 miles on one full charge of its lithium-ion batteries.

But as Jabhat al-Nusra increasingly claims a range of other attacks, including kidnappings and bombings across the country, it is becoming clear that the group is cementing a presence on the ground and expanding its reach, said Zelin of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

But as Jabhat al-Nusra increasingly claims a range of other attacks, including kidnappings and bombings across the country, it is becoming clear that the group is cementing a presence on the ground and expanding its reach, said Zelin, of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

Toyota claims a range of up to 300 miles on 5kg of gaseous hydrogen, stored in two high-pressure tanks made from carbon fibre.

When paired with the company's Power Tank accessory, the company says, the Zero S now claims a range of 185 miles of city riding - the longest range ever offered on a production electric motorcycle, Zero says. .

The men claim a range of medical problems stemming from their playing days, including memory loss and headaches and sleeplessness.

As well as protecting cells from oxidative stress – this is what the antioxidants in your diet do – the drinks claim a range of other benefits.

The consequences are more than symbolic: birth certificates are needed in order to claim a range of rights of citizenship, including a public education.

Opponents of vaccines often claim a range of different reasons or justifications for their opposition, but for the majority of people who are swayed by these minority voices - enough to choose not to vaccinate their children - it usually comes down to nothing more than fear.

And of course freedom of movement has evolved significantly over the years from applying to job-holders to job-seekers too from job-seekers to their non-European family members and from a right to work, to a right to claim a range of benefits.