Sentence examples for a host of alternative from inspiring English sources

It has also attracted competition from a host of alternative forms of financing.

Mr. Branson, for example, has invested in a host of alternative energy enterprises, including recently flying the first biofuel-powered plane engine for Virgin Atlantic.

Once past the basic tenet that less is more, a host of alternative practices enter the picture, from yogic breathing to vegetarianism to composting.

But beyond the grand hotels that line the Promenade des Anglais, Nice has been changing too, with a host of alternative artistic ventures that range from offbeat exhibition spaces to arty places to stay, while creative restaurants are opening up alongside those specialising in traditional Niçoise cooking.

He likens it to how Windows 3.1 gave way to a host of alternative interfaces.

Cathy Kennerson, CEO of the El Centro Chamber of Commerce, says a host of alternative energy companies in geothermal, wind, biomass and solar are looking to invest in the region, but she says Uncle Sam is holding things up with a slow approvals process.

"We're enthusiastic about the expressions of interest we've seen for Global Crossing, and we're considering a host of alternatives including a stand-alone restructuring," Edward Weisfelner, a spokesman for the creditors, said in an interview yesterday.

Many of the campsites along the route have been booked up since last year, but there's a host of alternatives popping up for those who weren't so quick off the mark.

For those who are genuinely flower-phobic, there is a host of alternatives to call upon, including dried fruits, succulents, mini lotus pods, wheat grass, kumquat plants and asclepias.

That's not just because Android users have a host of alternatives for PC-to-phone file transfers (though several of these require a desktop application or browser extension to first be installed).

Article search is one of the most highly anticipated features for Feedly, which currently competes against a host of alternatives, including Digg Reader and Newsblur, all of which have seen their user number grow in the wake of the Google Reader closure.