Sentence examples for range is that from inspiring English sources

England threw short to captain Chris Robshaw – the problem with such a limited range is that it leaves the catcher still close to the touchline.

A troubling aspect of this range is that it has a "fat upper tail", implying that deleterious surprises are more likely than benign surprises.

The answer, according to people who have watched him operate at close range, is that Mr. Murdoch is a less predictable, less doctrinaire character than his critics imagine.

"If the levels in the native range are lower, it might be that the reason we have high rates in the introduced range is that it has been released from its enemy.

The risk of writing an exhibitionistic account of serial murders, narrated by the killer himself at close range, is that the reader might quickly see the whole endeavor as gratuitous.

"The consequence of all this that Swedes might most care about in the long range is that we might not have enough money one day for the people who really need it," Dr. Jannerfeldt said.

The problem with shopping exclusively from the Everyday Value range was that it restricted choice, especially in the fruit and veg section where only certain items were classed as "Value", such as a round lettuce, a cauliflower or red grapes.

The most important properties of the numerical range are that it is convex and its closure contains the spectrum of the operator.

However, one of the plus points of the more expensive designer ranges is that they often have more pigment in them – and this boosts the staying power of the product.

However, the advantage of studying time-averaged geographic ranges is that high frequency variations (e.g., seasonal, decadal) in areal extent are averaged out [21].

What kind of "wide range of conservative activities" is that?