Sentence examples for a host of qualifications from inspiring English sources

Even so, as will be clear from Aristotle's discussion, this general thesis will require a host of qualifications.

A host of conditions, qualifications and cross-considerations are infused with the diverse realities of individual lives.

But while it is true that Gregory's chief qualification as a host of "Meet The Press" is his ability to reflect waves of light, the show's ratings problems really cannot be blamed solely on Gregory.

Or a host of French teams this weekend in the Challenge Cup, which without the carrot of qualification for the main event looks a hopelessly undervalued tournament already.

Tate director Sir Nicholas Serota, architect Richard Rogers and playwright Sir David Hare were among a host of cultural figureheads who said they are concerned about the impact of excluding creative subjects from the core qualification at 16.

On a host of levels.

The announcement raised a host of questions.

There are a host of initiatives.

There are a host of conditions, however.

Legislatures must answer a host of questions.

Nor did a host of angels sing.