Sentence examples for have to range from inspiring English sources

He argued that consumers have shown they are extremely happy with the iTunes service and that it would not be attractive to consumers to have to range far and wide over a number of services to find the programs they want to download.

The famous quote from Brian Eno that "only thirty thousand people bought the Velvet Underground's début, but they all started bands" is not wrong; if anything, it is conservative, though we have to range over many albums to size up Reed's impact.

A full discussion of it would have to range over Kant's critical writings in metaphysics, aesthetics, teleology, and ethics.

Probably, for the average worker, replacement rates would have to range between 50 and 70percentt of covered earnings while the duration ranges between 3 and 6 months.

For the range of n encountered here – approximately four orders of magnitude – αi would therefore have to range over 2 orders of magnitude.

Mirren had to range in age from the Queen at 26 talking to Winston Churchill to a great-grandmother meeting David Cameron.

Jason Donald then hit a soft ground ball that first baseman Miguel Cabrera had to range far to his right to retrieve.

Expected therapeutically relevant concentrations had to range between 12 and 20 μmol/L.

Total scores have potentials to range from 0 3.

It's like I have to have that range.

China's fleet has begun to range beyond its coast.