Sentence examples for experts range from inspiring English sources

Using more market-based analysis given the 100,000 square feet of space in the Utah collection of data centers, estimates as collected by Forbes from various experts range from 3 to 12 exabytes.

For years, I've heard discussions about qualifying claims about doping within the Tour and figures from experts range from saying it is a minority to saying it is everybody.

Reminders were regularly sent to the experts (range, 1- 4 reminders) and the process was completed in September 2008.

Of the identified ICF-CY categories, 83 were found in the responses of at least 5%% of the experts (range: 5 85 %), and were included in the list of candidate categories.

I spent the last few years trying to uncover that information, meeting families, scholars and experts ranging from peace negotiators to online game designers to Warren Buffett's bankers.

His team of hundreds of foreign-policy experts ranges from those who see the Bush administration's policy as dangerously confrontational to those who think it too soft.

Experts ranging from Morgan Stanley's strategy team to billionaire investor George Soros have warned that the recent rise in global stockmarkets is a bear market rally because the economic turnaround is yet to come.

I looked at medical records, studied maps, and spoke to survival experts, ranging from the US Coast Guard to the Navy Seals, as well as Ivan MacFadyen and Jason Lewis, two adventurers who have crossed that stretch of the Pacific.

The 18-month project of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities involved a team of Egyptian experts ranging from art restorers to mechanical engineers at a cost of nearly $2 million.

In order to ensure the survival of the workers until they could be extracted, a cadre of experts—ranging from mental health specialists to NASA scientists was brought to the site, joining an encampment of worried family and friends.

Instead of diversity of opinion, PBS's three-part series "Race: The Power of an Illusion" offers viewers a racially diverse selection of like-minded experts, ranging from Stephen Jay Gould, the white Harvard paleontologist who died last year, to Evelynn Hammonds, a black female professor of History of Science and Afro-American Studies at Harvard.