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- a range of
- To evaluate the results fully, we may ask: were they validly obtained, are they complete or limited, art they applicable over a wide range of circumstances.
- Also, there is a wide range of incompletely understood phenomena in astronomy. E.g., if extraterrestrial intelligentce is abundant, why have we not already seen its manifestations.
- by about 1840 a band might be a quasi-symphonic ensemble capable of a large range of tones and colors.
- a wide variety of
- A smart machine such as this one would be capable of helping people in a variety of professions.
- If we have taken a representative sample it will allow us to predict successfully the level of performance he will reach in a wide variety of occupations.
- a multitude of
- Mastering the five lifeskills, your life will continue to be enriched in a multitude of tangible and intangible ways. As your values deepen and the depth of your experience grows, you will attain a sense of balance and inner peace.
- The engineers throughout the company appreciated George's frequent help with a multitude of problems they ran into at the beginning.
- a host of
- But one thing should be kept in mind: the emphasis on the one side of the problem will create a host of new problems.
- After a host of experiments and years of testing they have found out that if one's vocabulary is limited, his chances of success are limited.
- a measure of
- There was a large measure of agreement between us about what we think of the current economic situation.
- Along with enthusiasm, the sport commands a large measure of reverence.
- a (vast) array of
- While man's population has been growing, his culture has been evolving. He has developed a vast array of techniques for modifying his environment and himself, but he has failed to develop ways of understanding, guiding, controlling his new-found abilities.
- A growing number of scientists insist that answers to the world's problems will not come from a flashier array of electronics and machines.
- This sudden shift of focus, from thinking about what people are to thinking what they are becoming, suggests a whole array of new approaches to adaptation.
- Thus we need neither blind acceptance nor blind resistance, but an array of creative strategies for shaping and accelerating change.
- Getting used to the vast array of buttons on the dash will take time
- this guide presents a broad spectrum of information on a wide array of popular music
- the majority of
- But in the evening the vast majority of the public prefers to stay at home to watch a movie or a pretty girl dancing, rather than go out.
- Actually, the overwhelming majority of the population are totally uninformed about the provisions of the law which affect their vital interests.
- a percentage of
- A sizable percentage of the pioneers were self-disciplined people but they were almost as intolerant of others' views.
- One can easily picture a generation brought up on part-time paid work as the norm, eager to use their own hands, equipped with many cheap mini-technologies in the home, forming a sizable percentage of the population.
- a proportion of the population
- China almost more than any other country in the world must seriously face the problem of building upwards, that is to say, of accommodating a considerable proportion of its population in high blocks of flats.
- Great proportions of children lead to other problems. Additional educational facilities are needed; there are fewer places in the economy unless it is growing rapidly; and a shortage of jobs leads to political unrest.
- a segment of
- I think that probably the most disturbing thing I ever hear from college students - the best educated segment of our population - is when they sometimes say that they really do not know enough to have an opinion and that they simply trust the wisdom and good faith of the government.
- Since large segments of the populations of many developing countries are essentially powerless, they tend to be the loser in this system unless they are aided by a goveernment policy.
- a considerable portion of
- a number of people
- To day the high-tech marketplace is an intensely competitive arena, and a number of entrepreneurs who left the shelter of major corporations or academia to set out on their own have discovered that it is not enough to have a good idea, or even a good product.
- An organization, for instance, recently examined a very large number of men working in a construction site and reached a surprising conclusion.
- the bulk of
- Thus the bulk of the language acquisition of the high school graduate takes place informally first in the home and, later through peer group contacts.
- a fraction of
- But even in the most favorable circumstances only a small fraction of the creatures that die are preserved in this way before decay sets in
- a handful of people
- He knows at the outset that only a handful of competitors ever get to the very top.
- a minority of people
- it is part of the
- But that's only part of the story. The most remarkable thing about daydreaming may be its usefulness in shaping our future lives as we want them to be.
- the tip of the iceberg
- These, howere, represent the merest tip of the ritual iceberg.
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