Sentence examples for has a broader range from inspiring English sources

While Mr. LaBute is best known for a particular style in his stage plays and screenplays, his film work as a director has a broader range.

He has lived his entire life in conservative, mostly rural, north Florida, yet he has a broader range of experience than most state judges, having worked as a prosecutor, a litigator, a magistrate in federal bankruptcy court and the administrative judge for the local circuit court.

The University of Nebraska, she said, has a broader range, but is just No. 2. Prof. Guy Reynolds, director of the Willa Cather project at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, considers any proper ranking to seed the University of Nebraska first, with Drew a respectable second.

All Ms. Quinn has ultimately done is underscore that her current problems of impulse control have a long biographical precedent, and that while she has courageously overcome two of those symptoms, she hasn't succeeded in vanquishing her temper, which has a broader range of public repercussions.

The filters from [10] are dependent on P′ as well, but the proposed filter has a broader range of possible combinations of output SNR and speech distortion.

(3) The developed system has a broader range of capacity output (from 17% to 100%) than that of an AC variable frequency control system (from 48%too 104%).

He says he has a broad range of artistic influences.

He has a broad range of people behind him".

First Industrial has a broad range of industrial properties, large and small, in a variety of markets.

"The U.K. has a broad range of interests in Gujarat," Mr. Swire said in a statement.

The National Institute on Aging has a broad range of information on aging.