1. An electronic publishing course for undergraduate computer scientists needs to cover a significantly wider range of topics. 2. Extending them to a substantially wider range of courses or students would, however, require primary legislation. 3. Finally, Preston gave employees access to a much wider range of information about the company. 4. Future agreements are intended to cover a wider range of industries. 5. Postgraduate and post-experience diplomas and certificates are, in general, designed for students with a wider range of academic backgrounds and experience. 6. Reality or unreality has to be established or argued on a much wider range of issues. 7. Recordings of different people talking give learners access to a wider range of voices and accents. 8. That is because sensitive children, like all challenging children, have a wider range of behavior than more easy-going children. |