Sentence examples for an array of extra from inspiring English sources

There will be an array of extra dividends sliced and diced into the pockets of all these different interests along the way". The state could do simpler, smaller schemes more cheaply.

Because modern engines, drivetrains, and brakes already receive their instructions via electronic signals, there is surprisingly little need for additional mechanical parts.What is needed, however, is an array of extra sensors to make cars more aware of their surroundings.

Now there are 1,250 animals in the safari park and a ''Jungle Kingdom" where animatronic dinosaurs stand among the enclosures of otters, lemurs, binturongs (funny, moustachioed tree-climbing animals) and more, plus an array of extra attractions from a stingray pool to a bat cave.

Daily, New Jersey Transit employees have to deal with an array of extra tasks: dealing with commuters who hand them $100 bills for a $7.85 fare, helping to toss luggage into the overhead racks and taking verbal abuse for train delays.

In practice, however, districts can add thousands of dollars in fees or an array of extra services, such as help with human resources.

Cell death is a common phenomenon in developmental processes or in normal physiological conditions and is induced by an array of extra- or intracellular stimuli [ 7].

In addition to the many credit-bearing creative experiences on offer there is also an array of extra-curricular performance opportunities.

Olivia happily admitted that her own timekeeping was lamentable, but, once she joined Goldmsiths in 1979, it was justified by the stream of administrative meetings and teaching responsibilities that augmented an array of extra-curricular political and social commitments.

As antibodies mediate an array of extra-neutralizing Fc functions, when neutralization fails to predict protection, investigating Fc-mediated activity may help identify immunological correlates and mechanism(s) of humoral protection.

"If Judaism is really slow and boring and doesn't try to do anything to compete with the parties and the music and the movies, it's going to lose". Some 50 synagogues across the country have been experimenting with "Synaplex Shabbat," a national program that began in 2003 that encourages congregations to enhance their Sabbath services by offering an array of nontraditional extras.

Regulation of cell growth is a fundamental process in development and disease that integrates a vast array of extra- and intracellular information.