Sentence examples for a host of aspects from inspiring English sources

A major goal of the conference was the establishment of a World Wide Web-based clearinghouse, which would lend tremendous resources to the biomedical research community by providing access to a database of peer-reviewed articles and references dealing with a host of aspects of biomedical research relating to energy efficiency, pollution prevention, and waste reduction.

They include Automation Anywhere from the US, which appears to have never disclosed any funding but has been around since 2003; among a host of others that cover aspects of the same challenge.

HGH is a protein produced by the pituitary gland at the base of the brain and is responsible for growth in childhood and thereafter for a host of body functions including many aspects of metabolism.

In the feathers of any guillemot are a host of chemical compounds that reveal aspects of its physiology, and one such compound -- a naturally occurring carbon isotope called delta 13C -- gives, in effect, a snapshot of what that bird has eaten from the carbon-based food chain in the past six months, just as a human autopsy can reveal the deceased's last meal.

On BBC Radio 3, freely available online, his music takes over the airwaves: 'Strauss 150' includes a host of diverse programmes exploring different aspects of his life and music.

A host of overwhelming expectations permeates all aspects of our lives.

Recent research has identified a host of genes that control diverse aspects of Drosophila embryo development.

Since the first description of LysM-containing proteins and, subsequently, the discovery of their noncovalent binding to cells of Gram-positive bacteria, a host of publications have revealed various aspects of these proteins and their highly interesting LysM domains.

Foreclosure is an individual and family loss, and a host of groups are addressing that aspect of the problem.

Examples include everything from legal case research, certain aspects of journalism, a host of financial services work, and even increasingly some facets of medical diagnosis.

19) is the most copious to date, with the film itself in its original wide-screen aspect ratio and a host of extras, among them the documentary feature "Hearts of Darkness," about the making of the film.