Sentence examples for wider range of instruments from inspiring English sources

For central banks, it means a wider range of instruments so they can lean against the wind.

In the three-party repo market, the clearing banks JPMorgan Chase and Bank of New York Mellon act as intermediaries, which allows for a wider range of instruments to be used in a transaction.

Influenced by Krautrock, jazz, and 20th-century classical music, Radiohead abandoned their three-guitar line-up for a wider range of instruments on Kid A, using keyboards, the ondes Martenot, and, on certain compositions, strings and brass.

The CID voltage specific modeling allows for analysis of experimental spectra from a wider range of instruments such as triple quadrupole or Fourier transform (FT) mass spectrometers (see Figure 3).

"We have a wide range of instruments to deal with the problems, diplomatic, economic and military.

The Apple version ($1) will soon have that feature.... Letter_School ($3 on Apple, with a free "lite" version) has won praise for its approach to teaching small children the alphabet.... Cleartune ($4 on Android and on Apple), a beautifully designed and reliable tuner, is endorsed by professional musicians and works with a wide range of instruments.

It's written in G major, which can be played on a wide range of instruments relatively easily.

The children play a wide range of instruments, from violins and double bass, to flutes, clarinets and tubas.

Flintshire council said it provided a service which offered music tuition on a wide range of instruments to learners in primary and secondary schools.

Policy makers have a wide range of instruments at their disposal and are seeking ways to harness the influence of non-governmental resources to encourage good environmental behaviour.

There is a wide range of instruments that are issued in the Eurobond market designed to meet the needs of borrowers and investors.