Sentence examples for traditional range from inspiring English sources

A third threat is climate change, which is forcing species northwards as their traditional range becomes too hot.

This finding is of particular importance for regions where traditional range feed resources are becoming scarce.

Our best sellers are two we've imported since the beginning – a 21cm chef's knife in the traditional range, and the sahm khom from the Oriental range.

While some academy chains offer a more traditional range of subjects, some grammar schools, including Latymer in London and Mayfield in Kent, are among those with media teachers.

They further note that its conservative underwriting standards will ensure that the F.H.A. program's losses will be within its traditional range.

There's an evolutionary tradeoff, however: these muscular migrants lay fewer eggs than the more sedentary speckled woods living at the core of its traditional range.

Enterprising software developers are furiously pumping out mobile apps that use GPS technology to show your distance to the green, among many other things, for a fraction of what you would pay for traditional range-finder gizmos.

Once-loyal customers felt alienated, unable or unwilling to spend £1,000 or more on the bags produced under Guillon; Mulberry's traditional ranges cost half that price.

Like many, I believe that unless something can be done to stop the carnage, elephants may disappear from many of their traditional ranges.

Frigidaire has a one-punch pizza button right next to the chicken-nugget button on both its wall-mount and traditional ranges.

Godiva can be counted on for the traditional, ranging from four pieces in a two-and-a-half-ounce satchel, $8.50, to a velvet heart box, $75 (www.godiva.com/godiva/ holidayframe.asp).asp