Sentence examples for answer a host from inspiring English sources

Legislatures must answer a host of questions.

"Medvedev didn't answer a host of our demands".

Landis was left to answer a host of lingering questions about his character.

Then it will touch down on the boulder-strewn comet and – if all goes well and it avoids the boulders – it will begin a series of experiments designed to help answer a host of key scientific questions.

A new space telescope launched by NASA last week called NuSTAR could help astronomers determine what happens to matter swirling around a black hole and answer a host of other questions.

Reasoning like this can be used to answer a host of biological questions.

Tony Liberati, the Excedrin team's crew chief, evaluated the drivers as they took a car around the track; then Kristen Helsel looked on as the drivers stood in front of a camera and answered a host of mock media-interview questions.

Ms. Rice answered a host of questions about the effectiveness of the United Nations by pointing out that it was far more economical for the United States to rely on United Nations peacekeeping operations than for Washington to go it alone.

Izhar Armory of Charles River Ventures was my guest on Ask a VC this week and he answered a host of reader questions including whether Twitter should be making money from celebrity Tweets, whether MBSAs aspiring to be entrepreneurs should drop out of school, what role academia still plays in the startup economy and why entrepreneurs today aren't starting more substantial, life-changing companies.

Determining the answer to that question would require answering a host of others: How would a machine-learning model based on data collected in one region (e.g., New York) support predictions of people's political attitudes in another region (e.g., Texas)?

But the excitement surrounding the current European and American landings makes it clear that the scientific questions that they may answer inspire a host of people.