Sentence examples for its traditional range from inspiring English sources

They further note that its conservative underwriting standards will ensure that the F.H.A. program's losses will be within its traditional range.

There's an evolutionary tradeoff, however: these muscular migrants lay fewer eggs than the more sedentary speckled woods living at the core of its traditional range.

The instrument is tuned with seven pitches to the octave, and its traditional range is about a 10th (i.e., an octave plus a third, as C to the E in the next octave).

You might recall that Razer acquired the iconic audio company and brand late last year with an intention of expanding its business beyond its traditional range of peripherals and traditional gaming audience.

Since 1980, U. inflata has been reported to exist in locations beyond its traditional range, such as the Adirondack Mountains in New York, southeastern Massachusetts, and in Washington State.

Although the vast majority of McDonald's sales come from its traditional product range, it has gradually been shifting the emphasis of its menu and marketing initiatives in a bid to establish a healthier image.

Here the same (or slightly simplified equations) are used to increase the AG toward the traditional range rather than to decrease it toward zero.

It is not just universities which are changing, expanding their traditional range of functions to include entrepreneurial activity, and thus becoming more like industrial enterprises.

It offers a variety of deposit products, which includes the traditional range of personal and business checking savings accounts, time deposits and individual retirement accounts, travelers checks, safe deposit boxes, MasterCard and visa merchant deposit services.

A third threat is climate change, which is forcing species northwards as their traditional range becomes too hot.

Our best sellers are two we've imported since the beginning – a 21cm chef's knife in the traditional range, and the sahm khom from the Oriental range.