Sentence examples for range of contacts from inspiring English sources

Today's engineers have to interact with a far broader range of contacts than their predecessors.

They will have a range of contacts they can depend on to provide informed comment.

As Power has risen, she has acquired an eclectic range of contacts.

They depended strictly on themselves, and their range of contacts seemed narrow, but somehow it wasn't a closed world.

Her range of contacts in the art and design world was enormous, both on her own account and through her husband, the painter Kenneth Rowntree.

As soon as the user types a couple of keystrokes, the system offers access to a range of contacts, applications and even websites sharing those letters.

With Facebook, you've already got people out of college maintaining a very broad range of contact — college, high school, third grade.

There was a "range of contact that is 'not permitted' and which, if unregulated, will continue to cause damage to the MPS and the public", she said.

"It is clear, however, that there is a range of contact that is 'not permitted' and which, if unregulated, will continue to cause damage to [Scotland Yard] and the public".

Sir Alistair Graham, former chairman of the Westminster standards watchdog, told The Telegraph he found the two MPs' comments "shocking" and that he was concerned that Sir Malcolm was "so willing to sell himself" and his "enormous range of contact lists".

A year's virtual sabbatical as a visiting fellow of All Souls, which enabled Laurence to write a useful but rather dense study of Ostpolitik, led to four years in Paris in charge of the commercial department, a post which enabled a good range of contact with French life beyond the diplomatic enclave.