Sentence examples for the range of of from inspiring English sources
The cost of production at the pilot plant is expected to be 98 cents a watt, in the range of of large Chinese solar manufacturers.
This volume in the "Midwest Studies in Philosophy" series contains 18 essays which discuss the range of of religious traditions which inform the discussion of contemporary issues.
The 650s currently have an MSRP of $499, but they can be had readily in the range of of $400.
Dense ACNT bundles with length in the range of of 20-50 μm have been formed directly inside the quartz tube.
I love the range of ages of the participants.
"We're trying to show the range of materials and the range of concepts of the city".
The exercise was a practical demonstration of the range of work of the modern firefighter.
'It's easy to pretend that there might be a stereotype [here] but there really isn't - the range of age, the range of background, the range of experience, the range of academic subject - is certainly enormous,' she says.
within the range of understanding of the public and the political system". Reagan widened that range.
In the article above, Alan Rusbridger examines the range of influence of the supporters.
The breadth of thinking and the range of reference in The Anatomy of Influence are astonishing.
