Sentence examples for a disparate array of countries from inspiring English sources

The American diplomat Brett McGurk is the central player in the seventy-two-nation coalition fighting the Islamic State, a disparate array of countries twice the size of NATO.

Indeed, courts around the country have issued a disparate array of holdings on the issue of warrantless cell phone tracking.

The McCords then review the experiences of a disparate array of devloping societies and find the elements of a "pragmatic fourth way" in the success of several countries at achieving bread and freedom.

As Britain's first minister of overseas development, she pulled together a disparate array of aid programs run by different departments and subjected them all to a single test: the promotion of development in backward countries.

For sale was a disparate array of 51 works — lesser examples by trendy artists.

Architects exploited a disparate array of drawn source material to produce their printed illustrated treatises.

Over the years, it cobbled together a disparate array of assets, ranging from drugstores and supermarkets to container ports.

(The V&A is home to a disparate array of objects, from 19th-century D'Oyly Carte prompt books to Pete Townshend's partly-smashed guitar).

One option, clearly, is to endearingly admit the impossibility of one name encompassing such a disparate array of brands and businesses: you could call it "mish-mash", say.

A second is held by a disparate array of opposition militias in non-contiguous chunks in both the north and south.

Shrinking the company to a more manageable size meant disassembling a disparate array of businesses built over decades by Maurice R. Greenberg, the former chief.