Sentence examples for generous ranges from inspiring English sources

We addressed this by conducting a sensitivity analysis choosing generous ranges for the best and worst case scenarios covering the various estimates obtained from the literature review.

Continuing experience has led to a set of loosely defined standards for constructing TALENs, with generous ranges for the number of modules and the spacer between binding sites.

Accordingly, the shop has an excellent transport history section, alongside its generous general range.

But at encore time, he delights in pleasing the audience with a generous range of dazzlers and miniatures.

Her greatest asset, however, is the generous range of her sound, from microscopically detailed hush to gale-force.

His distinction, though earned in other fields of writing than the polemical, is constantly underpinned by the generous range of his curiosity.

This example uses a very generous range of periods from 300 to 400 seconds with a step size of 0.01 seconds.

The eighty-two-year-old British novelist Penelope Lively writes that her demographic has "nothing much in common except the accretion of years, a historical context, and a generous range of ailments".

The Bottle Rockets tap into the vein of play, expressed most fundamentally in Guthrie's children's songs, which inspires a far more generous range of moods than overdetermined sloganeering can.

But so were a generous range of paintings and drawings representing the successive movements of the past century, from Picasso to the 40-year-old German painter Daniel Richter and the 37-year-old Peruvian graphic artist Fernando Bryce.

Open to all UK-based artists, the competition offers a generous range of prizes including a first prize of £6,000, a second prize of £3,000 and a third prize of £1,000.