Sentence examples for ranging so from inspiring English sources

Hayabusa-2's most important task right now is to pinpoint its own position using laser ranging so that it can manoeuvre accordingly.

His first two books—"The End of Economic Man" (1939) and "The Future of Industrial Man" (1942)—had their admirers, including Winston Churchill, but they annoyed academic critics by ranging so widely over so many different subjects.

We don't see how he can keep pushing his body to such extremes, ceding nothing, running down his opponent's clear winners and sending them back at warp speed, sometimes ranging so far off the court that the TV cameras lose sight of him.

However, no article can cover everything and this one is already wide ranging, so I don't think it is an essential correction.

The more prevalent residues at this position on C. elegans are Glutamine (25.7 %), Serine (12.5 %) and Glutamate (11.0 %), ranging, so, significantly, in chain size, charge and hydrogen bonding pattern even between the three more representative residues.

No other American playwright, except perhaps Tennessee Williams, has ranged so widely.

Mr. McCabe's contrived little stories do not range so widely about the globe.

Moreover, cellular responses range so widely that testosterone level alone is meaningless.

With wines that range so broadly, tasting before buying is wise.

For a first-time novelist to range so far from what is familiar is highly unusual.

The conversation, with our own Charlotte Higgins, ranged so widely that it would be hard to summarise at blog length.