Sentence examples for range as one from inspiring English sources

There was a wide range, as one might expect from a group of exhibitors from 26 countries.

Most insisted that the blast emerged from inside the damaged baggage container and blew a 20-inch hole in the fuselage "as if a shotgun had been fired at close range," as one put it.

Researchers at Georgia Tech, sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, have reported a success rate of between eighty and ninety-five per cent in identifying individuals simply by their gaits, and they hope before long to increase the accuracy to "the high ninety percent range," as one researcher, Jon Geisheimer, noted in a press release.

The coupled gap can be located to any frequency range as one concerned, thus rendering the low-frequency noise control feasible in a broad band range.

In addition, there were five participants who expressed relief that their results were in the lower end of the range, as one noted: [low results]... validated my decision to breastfeed...although with high results maybe I would have talked to my doctor about breastfeeding.

But both polls are in the same range as one another.

Occitan language, also called Languedoc, modern name given by linguists to a group of dialects that form a Romance language that was spoken in the early 21st century by about 1,500,000 people in southern France, though many estimates range as low as one-third that number.

She served as either president or patron of 312 British organizations, ranging, as one biographer put it, "from the Royal Agricultural Society to the Dachshund Club".

The variety of the tiger's prey — ranging, as one field manual cheerfully notes, "from fish to human beings" — is another advantage that the Sundarbans tiger has over other tiger populations.

Dubuc et al. [ 62] records two large gaps at the top and bottom of the scale which occurs between 'Vigorous activities' and 'Walk one mile or more' (21% of the scale range), as well as between 'Walk one block' and 'Bath or dress self' (29%).

The amount of recoverable reserves is enormous: some estimates have ranged as high as one-third of the projected total for all of the world's recoverable oil and natural gas.