Questions range from the environmental impact to washability.
The questions range from health to education, energy to the environment, and security to the economy.
Their questions range from the mundane ("Aren't you hot?") to the technical.
The questions range from career planning to interview issues to on the job concerns.
Questions range from a qualitative assessment of the direction of inflation, interest rates, exchange rates and the stock market in the next six months.
The questions range from sweeping queries about recycling programs and energy efficiency to specific ones about paperless billing and reused towels.
The questions range from the age when applicants first got excited about computers to whether they have ever tutored or ever established a nonprofit organization.
The questions range from whether an online attack should be mounted on that system to, in an extreme case, blowing those computers up.
In my view, the only plausible answers to these questions range from "not very likely" to "not a snowball's chance in hell".
Questions range from whether its discovery will be confirmed in additional laboratory tests to whether it has spread widely to how to contain it.
Questions range from "Which state is named for a French King?" (Louisiana, of course) to "Before it was called Desert Storm, what was the U.S. mission in the Middle East called?" (Desert Shield).
