Sentence examples for range of entries from inspiring English sources

We hope the new emphasis on digital communications and technology innovations will bring us the broadest possible range of entries.

Anyone who doubts the continued existence of investigative journalism in the UK simply needs to look up the range of entries to the Paul Foot Award every year (see here).

I am sure you will not be surprised to learn that it's making its debut today, along with a very interesting range of entries, like AUDITOR'S REPORTS, INTEREST RATE CAP, TRICK OR TREATING and CHERRY CHAPSTICK.

A measure of the discussion this argument has inspired can be found in the extent and range of entries in the Commentary, which is published with Byrne and Hilbert's article in Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2003).

With such an excellent range of entries to choose from, we found it impossible to narrow it down to only one winner.

In the sixth-form centre, 1,200 students are doing vocational A-levels and BTecs; 600 are doing a range of entry level and level 1 and 2 courses.

Although Australian universities use a range of entry requirements, setting an Ielts entry score of 6.0, for example, can make the admission process a lot simpler - too simple in Ingram's view.

The course at King's comes out particularly well in terms of the value-added measure, which gauges a department's ability to turn students with a range of entry qualifications at the start of a course into university leavers with upper second or first-class degrees.

As a special promotion from 31 January until 31 March, a range of entry-level 4GEE plans is being introduced.

A study on aerocapture corridor over a range of entry velocities (6 9 km/s) suggests that a hypersonic L/D of 0.3 is sufficient for a Martian aerocapture.

The objective is to derive an accurate expression relating pressure drop to flow rate over the whole range of entry parameters: aspect ratio of inner-to-outer diameters, flow behavior index, and consistency parameter of the rheological model.