Sentence examples for range of members from inspiring English sources

Ofcom's board is made up of a range of members with a variety of backgrounds, with experience of both public life and the business sector.

Instead of appealing to a broad range of members -- as the Literary Guild does -- the aim was to reach narrow interest groups seeking a depth of titles on particular themes that are vetted by experts in those fields.

"The People You May Want to Hire feature within LinkedIn Recruiter looks at a wide range of members' public professional data - like work experience, seniority, skills, location and education - and suggests relevant candidates that may not otherwise show up in a recruiter's searches on LinkedIn.

"[It] is like an extra layer of bureaucracy between people that are trying to work and the people they are trying to help". The alliance was set up as an umbrella organisation, yet has become "an entity unto itself" trying to impose rules on an unruly range of members, says Elliott.

The lectures, held every Tuesday at 4 pm in 6-120, drawidewide range of members of the MIT community, but not as many undergraduates as had been hoped, according to Peggy Andrews of the office of the dean for undergraduate education.

It's also worth noting that the CNCF now includes a wide range of members that typically compete with each other.

This approach can provide a useful tool for the general calculation of deflection regardless of reinforcement type and can be used throughout the entire range of member behavior up to flexural failure.

The deformation experienced by these specimens is measured, and it is observed that there is a range of member lengths where the failure mode is a combination of distortional buckling and global buckling modes.

A parametric study is carried out with various section sizes, lengths and concrete strength in order to cover a wider range of member cross-sections and slenderness which is currently used in practices to examine the important structural behaviour and design parameters, such as column imperfection, non-dimension slenderness and buckling reduction factor, etc.

And to what she described as the "preferential treatment" Google gives its own shopping comparison service in Google search results, which she suggested has been ongoing "in a broad range of member states" since 2008.

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