Sentence examples for range of different categories from inspiring English sources

This idea points to a gaming context, where 2 friends could duel and see who comes out on top, over a range of different categories (who has better technique? timing? pitch ranges/jumps? etc.).

It's not likely going to be as dramatic a shift as the visual overhaul of iOS 7, but sounds like it should add a lot in terms of features and functionality for users across a range of different categories.

We used a subset of the main-site (or home) pages from the Alexa Top 250 such that they would cover a range of different categories and would be generally recognisable by individuals.

Other carmakers are talking about multiple models in a range of different categories, and Ford has explained to me that it's introducing a range of EV and hybrid models in order to help show customers that the category doesn't need to solely be about appealing to ecologically minded consumers.

The overrepresentation analysis performed by DAVID resulted in annotation terms within a range of different categories, e.g. InterPro, SMART, PIR SuperFamily, KEGG, COG, and GO.

Once recruitment for the research study was completed, the questions asked during the informed consent were coded into a range of different categories, loosely corresponding with the structure of the informed consent document.

We have a bunch of different categories.

BevSpot has more than 400 customers from a range of different hospitality categories, including restaurants, bars, nightclubs and hotels.

To do so, Vint first recruited local "ambassadors" in a wide range of different fitness categories, which includes everything from strength training to boxing to running to yoga.

Amazon went live with the program early this year and has since added a wide range of different product categories, including printers, coffee brewers, a garbage can and even a blood glucose monitor.

Indeed, compared to TTM, comorbidity in OCD is greater across a range of different diagnostic categories including mood (MDD, dysthymia), anxiety (panic disorder), OCD-related (hypochondriasis) and personality disorders (OCPD).