Sentence examples for a host of conflicts from inspiring English sources

That sort of argument was advanced by many unionist politicians and, in a wider context, has formed the basis of criticism of the BBC and other media outlets in a host of conflicts.

A host of conflicting pressures lay behind the decision to delay.

The effort presents a host of conflict-of-interest questions for the mayor.

Attempting to understand what happened, we're stuck with partial, self-interested accounts, and a host of conflicting information.

The twist is that Apax is passing the baby to itself, raising a host of conflict-of-interest issues about whether Apax's old or new investors are getting the better deal.

The much larger hurdle facing contemporary liberalism is the need to reconfigure the welfare state in ways that maintain popular support while addressing a host of conflicting forces: Liberalism now faces the job of paying for its own success in helping people live longer.

It's also natural to have a host of conflicting feelings about your employee entering rehab.

"A bid by Mr. Feinberg presents a host of potential conflicts of interest.

While teenagers denounced bullying, they — especially girls — would describe a host of interpersonal conflicts playing out in their lives as "drama".

Iran and Saudi Arabia are fiercely divided on a host of regional conflicts, and back opposite sides in the wars in Syria and Yemen.

The springtime election of François Hollande, the first French president from the left in 17 years, has brought about a shuffling of the news media ranks, along with a host of potential conflicts of interest.