Sentence examples for mean a range from inspiring English sources

But let's stop with this talk of inexperience when we mean a range of experiences, many shaped by motherhood.

Climate Diverse landscapes - from the volcanoes and cloud forests of the central highlands, to the lowlands that spread to the stunning coastline - mean a range of microclimates.

The Select Committee would not have a government majority, which Lord Tyler hopes will mean a range of options for broader party funding, such as making political donations subject to tax relief, could be considered.

Error bars mean a range of total data distribution.

However, the word 'participant' can mean a range of groups who take part in a study.

By benefit package we mean a range of services an individual will be willing to pay for if he or she is enrolled in the health insurance scheme.

Mr. Orban explained that opening up treaty talks inevitably meant a range of other ideas "would come to the surface".

The cosmopolitanism of Basel has also meant a range of restaurants and a standard of cooking unusual in such a relatively small city.

For now, that means a range of Pioneer headings, which are already available for sale in the U.S. and the U.K.

All the performers in Wallflower have different backgrounds, which means a wide range of experiences.

This means a broader range of candidates is sitting the exams.