Sentence examples for range for making from inspiring English sources

The ability to consistently sink putts from 10 to 15 feet seems to be the magic range for making birdies and avoiding bogeys.

Speed of calculation (seconds) expressed as median and range for making the calculations when asked to calculate 18 mg/kg dose and 20 mg/kg dose with and without the use of a calculator (bottom row).

Therefore, some dentists are likely to be surprised when confronted with Magnusson et al's report [ 9] that on the average 27 minutes (range: 17 45 minutes) were needed to fit and adjust an NTI-tss device as opposed to 17 minutes (range: 11 26 minutes) for making interocclusal records, taking impressions, and adjusting the surface of a stabilization appliance.

But his seemingly unlimited shooting range and knack for making clutch shots is not humorous to opponents.

Under the deal reached Monday, ministers laid out a range of options for making Greece's debt more manageable — including lowering interest rates on bilateral loans made to Greece by 100 basis points.

PFOA is essential to a wide range of technologies for making chemicals, aircraft parts, and some electronics.

In our case, an adequate concentration range of SSQ for making uniform thin films and later well-imprinted patterns is found to be between 5 and 10 wt% [12].

Ideas for improvement range from making greater use of referendums and other forms of direct democracy, to giving more power to courts to check the power of politicians.

The complications in handling the swelling number of aging prisoners range from making allowances for those with Alzheimer's or dementia and finding sufficient ground-floor cells for inmates in wheelchairs to ensuring that older prisoners are not exploited or robbed by younger inmates.

The wait for the rate move kept the major stock indexes in a tight trading range for weeks, making the job of equity fund managers that much more difficult.

The measures covered by the bills range from making it harder for citizens to get access to assault-style weapons, like the one used in Parkland, to requiring background checks for all gun sales.