Sentences with phrase «fairly wide array»

That's a fairly wide array of handsets, ranging from the HTC One M7 to the LG G3.

The respondents, moreover, represent a fairly wide array of practitioners in terms of demographics.53 The median year of graduation was 1991 (18 years in practice) with 24 percent of respondents in practice for five years or less, 30 percent in practice from five to twenty years, and 46 percent in practice more than twenty years.

Not exact matches

«I'm not going to build a general purpose device, simply because it is a 5 - inch touchscreen,» he said, referring to the wide array of fairly standardized touchscreen smartphones in the market right now.

The audio is fairly woeful and does not give you a wide array of peaks.

The first section of the book, entitled «Starting and Growing Your Firm,» is fairly self - explanatory in a general sense, but it contains a wide array of nuanced information from successful professionals who have been there, done that.

Amazon calls its customized reports «Flash Briefings» and, out of the box, they include a fairly wide - ranging array of sources and topics.

The available options have long varied among REALTOR ® associations, but the trend is clear: A wider array of tools can help increase professionalism by ensuring that disputes and disagreements are resolved quickly and fairly.