Sentence examples for having a range from inspiring English sources

Researchers have shown the importance of having a range of healthy relationships.

The answer was that there was convenience in having a range within which fluctuation was allowed.

"Longer term we intend having a range of leisure, retail, education and entertainment activities".

I enjoy having a range of output across each channel, making the odd accidental discovery of a new US drama.

As Williams points out, such methods won't work for every writer: having a range of options is the thing.

"As host of many different countries, he's having a range of separate meetings," Obama's foreign policy adviser Ben Rhodes said.

It is about building customer relationships, finding ways to build loyalty, having a range of offerings from free to paid-for that make sense.

My cooking has been transformed by having a range of fresh herbs close at hand, but they have their uses in drinks too, of course.

Many critics of affirmative action say that there is at best a weak correlation between race and having a range of views presented in the classroom.

"I think that this country in the end has benefited from having a range of media which are funded differently, constituted differently and have different objectives," he said.

The varieties of barbed wire are numerous, with cables being single or double, round, half-round, or flat and having a range of gauges.