Sentence examples for range of winners from inspiring English sources

Simon was one in a typically diverse range of winners.

Surveys gauging the immediate reaction after last night's performances presented a range of winners and several draws that made the picture of public opinion leading into the election look more confusing than ever.

Chortle's editor Steve Bennett said: "We had an eclectic range of winners tonight, from old hands known for their grumpiness, to the smart comedy of Tim Key or the science-based radio show Infinite Monkey Cage, to those such as The Rubberbandits, Tony Law and newcomer Patrick Cahill who revel in the absurd.

Saracens are a different case, given their significant backing from South Africa's mega-wealthy Rupert family, but this season has underlined the emergence of a broader range of potential winners.

"Mr Wells' point is a good one about the narrow range of Big Cup winners," confesses a chastened Gary Naylor.

The range of this year's six winners is as free-form as ever.

The awards will continue to honour an eclectic range of performers and the winners will be selected by a distinguished independent panel of judges.

The right-skewed P ( C ˜ ), which range across more than 4 orders of magnitude, illustrate the wide range of outcomes in scientific winner-takes-all prestige competitions [1], [41].

Indeed, the system can show a wide range of dynamics such as "winner-takes-all" equilibria where there is a stable equilibrium with (x_{i}>0) and (x_{j}=0) for (jneq i) (i is the "winner"), "cooperative" equilibria where several of the (x_{i}) are nonzero as well as nontrivial periodic or chaotic dynamics.

In contrast, Q-values of losers were never 0, varied over a wider range exceeding 1 and were significantly larger than those of winners (Winners: mean Q = 0.25, SD = 0.30; Losers: mean Q = 0.83, SD = 0.87; ANOVA P = 3.8−6).

And unlike most games, this event offers scores of winners in every category, snaggable by a tremendous range of checkbooks.