Sentence examples for national range from inspiring English sources

The trust's cancer mortality statistics are now within the normal national range for NHS trusts in England.

Despite the surge, the pay scale, matching the national range, has barely risen since the mid-1990's.

Many periodicals are published there, and the variety of daily newspapers includes two of national range, the O Globo and Jornal do Brasil.

Motorola's black, brawny beauties, the i35s and i60c, offer extremely clear speakerphones and the addictive pleasure of Nextel's unique walkie-talkie feature (which expands to national range this summer).

But the loss of the species' primary food plants, blackthorn and bullace, and excessive trimming of its hedgerow habitats are thought to have contributed to a reduction of 43% in the butterfly's national range, and an estimated decline of up to 49% in the UK population since the 1970s.

The average costs of the long-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) signed each year for windpower (blue dots) and utility-scale solar power (brown dots) are at or below the aqua national range of wholesale power prices.

Former studies have turned up information on multi-nationals ranging from, Man Trucks, Skandia, Scottish and Newcastle, Monsanto, Vodafone to individuals that have ranged from Sir Paul McCartney, to heads of charities and Tyneside publicans.

Salaries for players not on the national team range from seven thousand two hundred dollars to thirty-nine thousandollars hundollarsllars.

The Kenai National Moose Range was created in 1941 by Executive Order No. 8979, 6 Fed.Reg.Reg

Accommodation options in the national parks range from campsites, huts and chalets to cottages and guesthouses, all bookable through the parks' central website.

'The balance of the lands within the Kenai National Moose Range are subject to the filing of oil and gas lease offers * * *.