Sentence examples for command a range of from inspiring English sources

On his website he points out that, on Earth, developers build everything from shopping centres to office buildings and to do so have to command a range of skills that include design, construction, finance and logistics.

Every writer commands a range of styles that are appropriate to different times and places.

Voltage dependence of IHERG blockade by doxepin was determined by the application, in control and doxepin-containing solutions, of a series of 2 s duration depolarizing commands to a range of test potentials up to +40 mV [32].

Anyone equipped with a smartphone — many of my friends would never step outdoors without one — commands a range of poetry that beggars anything the brain can store.

The treatment of knowledge as contingent and provisional commands a range of comparisons, from "Rashomon" to Richard Rorty; reference points for Conrad's fragmentary method include Picasso and T. S. Eliot — who took the epigraph of "The Hollow Men" from "Heart of Darkness".

His palette commands a range of characters from lawyers, veterans, drug addicts, historical figures, Shakespearean and homeless men.

Students must complete four broad survey courses to demonstrate command of a range of sociological literatures.

There is no national police command, but a range of bodies representing different officers and interests.

A student's command of a range of vocabulary can predict not only their academic success, but even their future job opportunities.

He was relaxed and had complete command of a range of complex issues, including the troubled banking sector, health care reform and the need to do more in terms of innovative education initiatives.

In knowing the semantic purport (= the meaning) of 'and', one is in command of a range of contributions that 'and' can make to sentences in which it occurs.