Sentence examples for range of something from inspiring English sources
Given the size of such an object, scientists would know about it several years in advance (at least!) and it would make the papers before it got into the range of something one of millions of hobbyists with telescopes could discover.
When you ask economists what the minimum oil price is to sustain the development of alternatives to gasoline — new battery systems or sugar ethanol or even wood chips — you get a range of something like $75 a barrel to maybe $150.
"It's for the consumer who wants more zip than perhaps the output of the Pop base model, but who doesn't feel the need to go as high into the performance range of something like the Abarth," Tim Kuniskis, head of the Fiat brand in North America, said during the car's introduction here.
When you get within a certain range of something you need to pick up, it alerts you.
When you do get out and about to live your real life, make sure you do not miss anything important with Field Trip, a location based discovery smartphone app that will send you a push notification when you are in range of something notable.
"It's in the range of something that is likely to be reasonable.
As a Class 8 truck, it'll have a total max weight load of around 80,000 lbs., and to get a decent range out of something that heavy you'll need a lot of battery capacity.
It is these cones (photoreceptors in the eye) that allow you to see such a wide range of colours, something your pet dog cannot do.
According to people familiar with the transaction, an expected offer could come in the range of $6 billion-$billion-$7 billiong TPG can likely afford without outsomethingners on TPG deal.
But as well as overseeing major projects that enable the support services essential to modern banking, she sees her job as leading diversity and inclusion in its range of forms – something the bank has supported "every step of the way".
And most importantly, it needs people who respect one another for their range of qualities, something that is often going to be most difficult for the proverbial smartest person in the room.
