Sentence examples for small midrange from inspiring English sources

"Last year alone we confiscated 14 percent of the narcotics produced in Afghanistan and arrested 4,000 smugglers, including small, midrange and major smugglers," said Maj. Gen. Khalilullah Bakhtiyar, head of operations for the Afghan government's Counter Narcotics Police.

Singapore Airlines is also in the market for smaller midrange jets to replace 15 older Airbus A310-300's it now uses across southern Asia.

Performancing may well prove to be a good marketplace for small to midrange bloggers and advertisers.

"When looking at smaller or midrange housing developments, they no longer pencil out," said Ruben Gonzalez, a senior advisor with the Chamber of Commerce, which along with a coalition of business groups funded the Beacon study.

Each one toys with its own small set of sounds — mostly midrange, mostly stringlike — for contrasts of staccato and sustained, fidgety and serene, fixed pitch and quivery tones.

Similarly, when a shopper goes to the store and listens to different sets of stereo speakers, she may notice that the ugly, boxy speakers have a less boomy bass and a roomier midrange than the small, sleek ones do.

And then there's the recording quality, capturing little beyond the midrange.

A djun-djun, the largest in the family, is equivalent to the bass drum, while sangbas are midrange and kenkenis, the smallest of the three, are higher-pitched.

Some parts of a scene being particularly interesting are documented using midrange scanner, and the smallest details are added in the highest resolution as close-up scans.

The midrange jet remains the mainstay of smaller airlines across Russia.

The company has not disclosed any information about the concept car's technology, its intended competitors or its likelihood of production, but analysts have long contended that Jaguar needed a smaller car in the lower end of the midrange luxury segment to compete effectively with BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz.