Sentence examples for delivers a full range from inspiring English sources

The men's essential brand delivers a full range of product from socks, underwear, tees and hoodies with the bulk of the price range between $16.00 - $75.00.

*I can't stop drooling* With a triple speaker configuration that delivers a full range of crisp audio you'll hear every single note clearly and loudly.

More than most dance makers, Pite forcefully delivers a full range of expressive possibilities from the tiniest eyeball twitch to bodies stretched and twisted to extremes.

They also deliver a full range of oven-ready cockney cuisine across the UK, the perfect culinary accompaniment for a knees-up round the old Joanna.

The management of Hinchingbrooke hospital was transferred to Circle Healthcare this month, making it the first private firm to run and deliver a full range of NHS hospital services.

It's a plan for a smaller BBC, but a BBC which uses its resources more effectively and collaboratively to deliver a full range of services to the public.

Aker Solutions is one of five contractors to be awarded a three year framework agreement by Eskom Holdings Ltd to deliver a full range of nuclear engineering design packages at the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station, based on the Western Cape of South Africa.

Lessons from European and Canadian stewardship programs highlight the importance of designing EPR programs with clear legislation that encourages sustainable product design by delivering a full range of signals to producers.

The first private company to be given the right to deliver a full range of services to the NHS has promised to attract patients by promoting itself as the "safest, cleanest" hospital in the health service while Labour and the unions questioned whether the indebted firm had the financial clout to succeed.

Google argues that its microphones are "best in class" and that the speakers will deliver a full range with rich bass sounds.

Big Data, in turn, will be processed with advanced analytics, transformed into predictive algorithms, and programmed into automated systems to improve thermodynamic efficiencies, dramatically increase productivity, and reduce the marginal cost of producing and delivering a full range of goods and services to near zero across the entire economy".