Sentence examples for apart from the multitude from inspiring English sources

But it's the emphasis on nature that sets Ty Parke apart from the multitude of campsites in this popular corner of Wales.

Apart from the multitude of ownerships of the different sites, a grid differs from traditional high performance computing systems in the heterogeneity of the computing nodes as well as the communication links that connect the different nodes together.

Another aspect that sets Artenol apart from the multitude of arts magazines on the market today is its content.

Apart from the multitude of possible definitions for a species range [ 53], its practical determination is inherently difficult, because it depends as well on the presence of unequivocally identified populations of the focal species in certain areas as on their absence in others.

Set yourself apart from the pack.

"Apart from the yoga people.

Besides these alterations which have a genetic basis, tumor tissue is not to be regarded as an independent entity isolated and set apart from the body's environment, but is highly dependent upon a multitude of factors that have been suggested to promote and impair cancer progression.

The latter mentions "Canaria, so called from the multitude of dogs [canes] of great size".

— to recommend a few favorites for each region from the multitude of all creation.

Some form of workable coalition government may yet emerge from the multitude of competing parties.

Judging from the multitude of warnings, peace will come to the Middle East first.