Sentence examples for a host of convenient from inspiring English sources
Underpinning the one big myth are a host of convenient untruths.
The crisis of how to determine the enemy in virtual space opens up a host of disturbing possibilities, not just for mistakes, but for convenient blaming.
A deal will eventually be reached: potentially one which placates India by adopting temporary rules on food security, to be revised at a more politically convenient time.The TTIP, too, will impinge on a host of sensitive areas.
The use of a diazophosphonate as the source of a carbon atom is convenient and has allowed for the synthesis of a host of alkynylated π-complexes.
The Western model of nations appeared to the peacemakers in Paris to be more akin to convenient political organizations with which to negotiate and do business than a host of feuding tribes.
(A host of other government policies "pushed" riders onto transit by making car travel more expensive, slower, and less convenient).
At their most basic, the tests afforded investors their first convenient opportunity to judge the ability of systemically important financial firms to confront a host of adverse economic conditions.
The announcement raised a host of questions.
There are a host of initiatives.
There are a host of conditions, however.
