Sentence examples for something in the range of from inspiring English sources

Because he is never going to be a big home-run hitter, Williams is going to need something in the range of 2,500 to 3,000 hits.

Canada says it may give about $200 million, and Japanese officials are reported by news organizations in Tokyo to be considering something in the range of $1 billion.

The talks over the long-term deal could ultimately lead to a deal for something in the range of $38 million to $39 million over four years.

Taken as a whole, they seem to imply more like a three or four point lead for Mr. Obama rather than something in the range of five points.

If completed, Jeter's contract is expected to be for eight or nine years, for about $18 million to $20 million a season, or a package worth something in the range of $160 million to $180 million.

— Mr. Obama titillated Copenhagen watchers with a pledge Wednesday to appear at the conference armed with a plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the United States by something "in the range of" 17percentt below 2005 levels, by 2020.

Islam admitted to something more in the range of $3m.

A day after the White House and Congressional leaders pledged to pursue the largest possible budget deal — one that could generate up to $4 trillion in savings over a decade — there was already talk on Capitol Hill about the virtues of passing something more modest, in the range of $2 trillion or thereabouts.

Try to buy something that's in the range of an appropriate budget.

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"It's in the range of something that is likely to be reasonable.