Sentence examples for a host of variations from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a host of variations began to appear.

Today, the city has a host of variations.

In seven previous books of fiction, he has worked a host of variations on this theme.

A host of variations on this theme can be imagined, and in most the special compensation aggravates the independence problem.

Studies during the past 20 years have produced a host of variations of this equation, determined empirically using independent measurements of evaporation.

In between lies a host of variations in which planets behave like deities (Solaris), gods walk the Earth in the guise of dodgy mortals (Neil Gaiman's American Gods), gods turn out to be "not what they seem" (a large number of Star Trek plots), or in which gods are simply as numerous as beetles (swathes of epic fantasy).

He's a modernist to the core, and he imbued his solos with a host of harmonic variations.

There were a host of other formation variations in between these two, many of them involving a shotgun.

Earlier studies showed that a host of factors can contribute to variation in sea level, including how close or far a measurement is from a melting ice sheet.

Whether the threat of mortality reflects a parasitoid dose-dependent effect (i.e., the number of parasitoid larvae in a host), variation in the developmental stage of individual parasitoids (i.e., early vs. late instars of parasitoid larvae in host), or both is not clear from these experiments.

A nascent theme from ongoing molecular analyses of the systemic fungal pathogens is that although they appear to possess low genetic variability and are genetically stable, once under the selective pressure of a host, microevolution and genetic variation rapidly increases.