Sentence examples for from a range of positions from inspiring English sources

As a recent example, NBA star Kevin Durant worked with a personal analyst, Justin Zormelo, to optimize his shooting efficiency from a range of positions on the court over the last couple of years; the result in 2014 was that Durant won the MVP and took the Oklahoma City Thunder to the Western Conference Finals.

This awareness allows him to pass the ball from a range of positions to teammates making forward runs, as well as giving him the confidence to take on defenders.

They initiate from a range of positions along the apicobasal axis but consistently transport nuclei to the apical surface.

VCF is usually stored in a compressed manner and can be indexed for fast data retrieval of variants from a range of positions on the reference genome.

Nurses from across a range of positions are important in the socialising network.

Although it was time and resource intensive to gain input from stakeholders in a range of positions (i.e., practitioners, managers, policy makers), the process ensured we had access to appropriate and adequate information to build a model articulating a plausible program theory [ 37].

From 1950 to 1968, Mr. Hodgson held a range of positions at Fairchild Camera and Instrument, tutoring the eight original founders of Fairchild Semiconductor in business skills.

Mr. Long repeatedly used the word "liberal" to describe Mr. Giuliani, who has taken a range of positions, from supporting abortion rights to endorsing gay rights, that the Conservative Party opposes.

Eric has over 20 years of experience in the electronics and software industries, over a range of positions from integrated circuit designer to software/hardware project manager, to Director of Development at an Internet Software As A Service startup, Netsuite.com.com

The majority of providers interviewed (31) were midwives or nurses, whereas the rest held a range of positions, from clinical officer to health assistant to doctor.

Current policies, discussed here, [See additional file 1: Publishers' language policies] reflect a range of positions from an appreciation of authors' difficulties in writing well to explicit statements that the publisher is not prepared to edit accepted manuscripts.