Sentence examples for far greater range from inspiring English sources

Swietenia mahagoni is native to the southern Florida peninsula and the Greater Antilles, whereas S. macrophylla has a far greater range, from Mexico through Central America into South America (Columbia, Peru Ecuador, and Brazil; [20], [24]).

The agreement catalogs a far greater range of conflicts of interest than previously disclosed.

This is the democracy that tolerates a far greater range of opinions than America.

Upland woods are vanishingly rare in Britain, but they harbour a far greater range of wildlife than moors.

These new alliances, if they ever get going, will provide Internet users access to a far greater range of fares and flight information.

Several speakers commented that they had never addressed such a large group of atheists before, and there were a far greater range of topics presented than many expected.

The major general point considers the changing views of those civilizations that have received significant and broad settlement pattern coverage, emphasizing the discovery of far greater ranges of variation among constituent sites and regions.

As shown in Figure S3A, there is a clear and substantial compression in the range of transcript abundance in our CoNECT data relative to the tiling array data (which spans a far greater overall range).

Often, musical theater tends to belong to female performers because they're allowed a far greater emotional range.

Sesshū, who traveled to Ming China and was influenced by court painters, saw that Chinese painting was far greater in range than the ink monochrome tradition.

This synthesis clarifies the appeal of Bayesian approaches but has a far greater predictive range that naturally extends to self-organizing processes.