Sentence examples for including a spectrum of from inspiring English sources
Since the restaurant is intended, as the menu puts it, to convey "the energy, excitement, entertainment and fun of 1959 Havana," drinks are at the foreground, including a spectrum of fruit-supplemented mojitos, various sweet sangrias and a selection of Latin American beers.
As treatments improve, survival to old age becomes more common, bringing about a shift from diseases of youth to diseases of old age, including a spectrum of neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and Huntington's.
Including a spectrum of injury and mTBI severity allowed a more complete assessment of the specificity of PCS in a military population.
CNS tumours are a heterogeneous group of tumours, including a spectrum of both low and high grade tumours, compared with a homogenous group of leukaemia patients who are treated on inpatient-intensive treatment protocols.
The book prudently includes a spectrum of views, including an essay by a close adviser to President Jiang, Wang Huning.
They include a spectrum of disorders ranging from benign hyperplasia to invasive malignant lymphoma.
This has grown to include a spectrum of variations, from a week's slackerly growth to a handsome Czar Nicholas II beard to a full-blown Rutherford B. Hayes thicket.
At a preview last May, its cast performed at the Costume Institute gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art before an audience that included a spectrum of international fashion designers.
Moreover, fractures at the base of the odontoid (Anderson and D'Alonzo Type II) include a spectrum of injury patterns.
With so much at stake, it is time for our definition of decent housing to expand to include a spectrum of solutions: new construction, repair and renovation, housing finance, infrastructure development, secure land tenure.
As the challenge abates from an opposition that included a spectrum of views, from democracy activists to violent jihadist extremists, those who stood by him feel entitled to express their opinions, Yazigi said.
