Sentence examples similar to the range of take from inspiring English sources
The range of take-out choices is astounding, given that everything — from cakes and cookies to various entrees and side courses — is made daily from scratch.
We then checked whether the native structure takes a value outside of the range of that taken by the decoys (smaller or larger) for any of Amber99's constituent energy components.
In order to further widen the range of views taken in by the inspection, public listening events would take place during major inspections for people to relate their experiences, good or bad, of the hospital.
The range of treatments takes a Balinese theme, while other facilities include a yoga centre.
The range of potential take-up is reflected in the estimated values of between £8m and £14m.
Demonstrate your track record of using these skills to deliver business results, without over emphasising the range of jobs taken to build this track record.
The range of artists taking on Elvis includes punk rockers and guitar virtuosos, ballad singers and R&B shouters.
Lyapunov's convexity theorem introduced next refers to the range of values taken by (vector) nonatomic measures.
The higher the potential rebound effect and also the wider the range of possible take-back, the greater the uncertainty of a policy's cost effectiveness and its effect upon energy efficiency [61].
CORRECTION: A previous version of this post listed only the high end of the range of puffs taken by the average hookah smoker, according to the study.
A 2006 study of inland bodies of water around Canberra where wedge-tailed eagles and white-bellied sea eagles share territories showed little overlap in the range of prey taken.
