Sentence examples for set a range from inspiring English sources

Earlier, the company had set a range of $26 to $31 a share for the 280 million common shares.

The primary option under review is to set a range for the United States at around 1,800 to 2,250 warheads, officials said.

So while the fund concluded the top rate of tax that maximised income was 60%, it was careful to set a range for each country studied.

The notices are understood to set a range for the financial contribution sought from Green and Chappell, rather than a single figure.

As possible options for a new arsenic standard, the administration has set a range of 3 parts to 20 parts per billion, meaning that the possibilities under consideration include some even more restrictive than those issued under Mr. Clinton.

He said he couldn't provide door prices, though; that is up to dealers, who set a range of prices, and "we don't want to get in the middle of that," he said.

We'll also be setting a range of assignments, from rough and ready point-and-shoots that require zero editing, to requests for slightly more polished efforts.

The directive ended up leaving both decisions in the hands of national governments, setting a range of six months to two years.

Users need to remember the location and order of each click that constitutes the password, but they can make it slightly easier for themselves by setting a range of pixels around each location that the program will accept.

Negotiators are talking about setting a range of perhaps 1,500 to 1,700 warheads (down from 2,200 now allowed under treaty) and 500 to 1,100 delivery vehicles (down from 1,600 currently allowed).

Yesterday, Twitter priced its IPO at $26 per share, after initially setting a range of $17-$17-$20 then raising that to $23-$23-$25