Sentence examples for ranges of about from inspiring English sources

IRBMs have ranges of about 600 to 3,500 miles, while ICBMs have ranges exceeding 3,500 miles.

Battlefield support weapons include such ballistic missiles as the U.S. Lance and the French Pluton, which have ranges of about 75 miles (120 km).

Routine transpolar flight became possible only after the end of the cold war, when the United States and Russia stopped being so concerned about watching for strategic bombers, and with the development of planes like the Boeing 747-400 and the Airbus A-340, with ranges of about 9,000 nautical miles.

These findings indicate that cars with short ranges of about 140 km could satisfy the vast majority of German car users' needs.

So she and her colleagues compared BirdLife International maps of breeding, migration, and nonbreeding ranges of about 10,000 species with maps of the more than 450,000 government-designated protected areas that lie under these birds' paths.

Based on the relationship between the I-V performance and the morphology of catalysts, the basic parameters for the preparation of catalysts are suggested to be in the ranges of about 2.0 to 2.8nm and 5.0 to 14.2nm for the active metal size and inter-metal distance, respectively.

This entire series occurs in a height range of about 5,000 kilometres.

Most color scanners have a dynamic range of about 2.4.

Seltzer bottles have a shooting range of about twelve feet.

And they gave themselves a range of about 15 feet.

Iran says it has a range of about 186 miles.