Sentence examples for of the whole range from inspiring English sources

This can only be achieved through better use of the whole range of healthcare professionals, so that the right patient sees the right professional at the right time".

No definitive dialect classification has yet been made, nor indeed has any attempt at systematic classification of the whole range of Iranian languages won wide acceptance.

"In fact, Catholics are left with quite complicated decisions to make as to which candidates would be the true champion of the whole range of Catholic social and moral concerns".

In literature, the novelist Honoré de Balzac was the chief precursor of realism, given his attempt to create a detailed, encyclopaedic portrait of the whole range of French society in his La comédie humaine.

"There's always a tension between wanting to rebuild as soon as possible – which is human nature – and taking the time to make sure that there's consideration of the whole range of disasters that Nepal faces and making sure that we don't carry risk into our reconstruction efforts," she said.

After Pierre (played in the BBC adaptation by the American actor Paul Dano, with a faultless mastery of the whole range of dithering) came into his gigantic inheritance and set off to inspect his holdings with a view to spreading justice and thereby improving the world, there was one little scene that perfectly sums up his character.

Eriksson acts for a diverse group of clients on the whole range of employment law issues.

What is needed, in effect, is an agreement on systems of governance for the whole range of so-called "global commons".

In the alternative model, however, drift increases the strength of selection for the whole range of s1 and s2.

They investigated the possibility of addressing the whole range of noises present in underwater images by using a combination of deconvolution and enhancement methods.

The immense tableau of the Credo, a conspectus of movements covering the whole range of Bach's choral writing, was a shattering dramatisation of personal belief and theology.