Sentence examples for some to none from inspiring English sources

Because along with the target, there are often unidentified people of varying degrees of "guilt," ranging from "some" to "none" and all somehow defined and approved by unidentified judges in the military, and ultimately given the nod by President Obama, or perhaps his close representatives.

Some patients may be amenable to vaccination, some to treatment, some to testing and some to none of these.

But all the rest said they were paying "just some" attention to none at all.

If he does, then some properties belong to none of our three classes, and not all of God's properties are pure perfections.

Table  2 displays characteristics of dentists who reported providing counseling to none, some, and all of their pregnant patients.

In addition, we calculated the fraction of facilities requiring varying amounts of study staff labor (categorized as little to none, some, or extensive) to complete the surveys.

The majority of these participants rated these items between 4.0 and 7.0 ranging from some of the time to none of the time.

The size of the original Boolean space (33 = 27) could be reduced to a cluster space of 14 indexes since some Boolean combinations correspond to none or very few probe sets (see Additional file 6 for the probe set number of each Boolean combination and the correspondance between the two spaces).

If you have Type 2 diabetes, your body is able to produce some insulin, as opposed to none at all, but has a diminished capacity for producing insulin or is not able to use the chemical correctly.

Literacy was defined as 'can read all, most, some or none', and for the analysis was dichotomised to none versus some, most or all.

The chances you'll suck it up, step on the treadmill and get some additional exercise are slim to none; you've probably got something planned right after the failed class.