Sentence examples for example of the range from inspiring English sources

We should live in a statistically typical example of the range of universes compatible with life, he explained.

Mr. Obama said he and Admiral Allen had seen a couple of dolphins 50 yards to 100 yards offshore, and cited them as an example of the range of "the precious wildlife" in peril.

William Kier, a biologist at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, agrees: "It's another really excellent example of the range and diversity of behaviors that these animals are capable of".

Mincham interprets Bach's approach in both audition works as "a fair example of the range of music which is suitable for worship and from which others might learn", explaining the "sheer range of forms and musical expression in these two cantatas".

The genome of T. turnerae is also of interest as an example of the range of adaptations associated with intracellular endosymbionts of eukaryotes.

One example of the range of each subgroup is <3 U/mL, 3 10 U/mL, 10 50 U/mL, and >50 U/mL, respectively.

Table 4 provides examples of the range of sources searched in reviews published in the Cochrane Library Did the search strategy include electronic databases of published studies?

A lengthy specials menu listed rabbit, duck and osso buco, to give examples of the range of offerings.

Just two examples of the range: for comedy, you might try the Out of Bounds Theater Company's "Naked Ventriloquist" at Co2, on Infirmary Street, July 30 through Aug. 24 ($11 to $12.50); or there's Caledonian folk and blues by the Rhythm Sharks, on Aug. 14 and 19 at The Guildford Arms, 1 West Register Street.

The following are examples of the range of coverage you can provide to your team.

It is worth noting a few particulars, if only as examples of the range of this topic.