Sentence examples for their range of views from inspiring English sources

Following international backlash surrounding Bryson's claims, The Whitstable Times published a two-page spread of statements submitted by readers regarding their range of views on homosexuality and Christianity.

Animal eyes differ markedly in their range of view, their resolution, and their focusing power.

We had no accurate way to assess their longitudinal range of views about evolution but suspect that nonmajors may not increase their acceptance of evolution chronologically as much as biology majors, considering that nonmajors never reached the freshman's biology majors' baseline support of evolution (data above).

Each of them carries luciferin, which represents the brightness of the light send out by the glowworms, then they look for the glowworms that have higher brightness within their own range of view, and move towards one of them using the roulette approach.

(CCA 1) Prior to the new workforce model, clients and/or their carers expressed a range of views when asked about their perception of CCAs assisting them with their medicines.

But both Civitas and the IEA insisted that their work was entirely independent of the Brexit campaigns and their organisation reflected a wide range of views.

But in a few places (Manhattan, Havana, and now Burma) you meet such a ­variety of characters forced to earn a living behind the wheel that their opinions offer a broad range of views.

Respondents were generally satisfied with the extent of CAM provision within their curricula, while a wide range of views on the appropriateness of CAM in the medical curriculum were held by faculty members.

The team therefore brought to the analysis a range of views from their lived experiences in addition to their professional perspectives.

But it can, I hope, make them more aware of the range of views that their patients have.

But investors appeared to have a wide range of views on their preferred candidate as they digested the decision by Daniels to put a date on his much-anticipated departure.