Sentence examples for wide range of figures from inspiring English sources

Sapolsky also sketches lively portraits of a wide range of figures, from Fossey to a Kenyan autodidact who wields his education against his brutal ranger-turned-poacher father.

A wide range of figures suggests that the economy is likely to surge, but economists predict unemployment will remain almost unchanged at nearly 6percentthroughgh the 2004 presidential election.

The wide range of figures described culminate in more recognisable and more modern characters such as Silicon Valley geeks, hedge-fund managers and bankers in the City of London.

The Treasury provides an accessible and well-researched biography of a wide range of figures, from Buddhist masters to artists and political officials, many of which are peer reviewed.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest 1.08pm GMT Lunchtime summary Politicians from all parties, along with a wide range of figures from public life and thousands of people using social media, have been paying tribute to Tony Benn after he died this morning at the age of 88.

The report talks about the "price elasticity" of fuel purchases and after surveying a wide range of figures says it has assumed that for every 1% decrease in the price of fuel, purchases will increase by 0.35% rising to 0.43% later in the time period covered.

By undertaking original research projects, the team will work to expand the Project Vox website to include a wider range of figures and historical eras.

His History is still widely read and did much to initiate twentieth-century research on a wide range of historical figures from the presocratics to Leibniz.

A wide range of ornaments, figures and vessels belong to the primitive art section, with dance masks and headdresses characterizing work of African tribes.

The breadth of the collection is in part attributed to Donald Gallup, curator emeritus of American literature, who developed close personal and professional relationships with a wide range of literary figures, like T. S. Eliot and Gertrude Stein.

But he wrote copiously, corresponding with a wide range of literary figures, including Henry Miller, James Baldwin, Czesław Miłosz, Boris Pasternak and several Latin American poets, some of whose work he also translated; another surprising friend was Joan Baez.