Sentence examples for are a host of problems from inspiring English sources

To be sure, there are a host of problems facing the modern-day women's college, as Ms. Wolf-Wendel and others readily acknowledged.

There are a host of problems for chemists to solve, says Whitesides.

There are a host of problems that have been raised, some ontological, some purely semantic.

There are a host of problems with industrial farming, including environmental pollution, says Nestle, but eating animals raised on corn diets is not one of them.

There are a host of problems the enthusiastic library fraternity face in their digital library development endeavours starting from copyright issues, technology complexities, infrastructure threats, diverse publication types, multiplicity of digital object formats and above all the publishers' stringent policies and monopolies.

Despite those drastic and tangible steps, though, there is a host of problems that could quickly overwhelm Europe's progress.

Peter Bergen, a specialist on Afghanistan and al-Qaida, told a US Institute of Peace seminar in Washington last week that there were a host of problems with such a strategy, not least why the Taliban should enter negotiations "when they think they are winning".

Seb Buckton, manager of the Wetlands for People Programme at the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust in the UK, who works on the Nepal project, said there were a host of problems associated with the water hyacinth.

Determining which countries might enjoy a bonanza of cheap gas is highly speculative, a recent report by Deutsche Bank points out: many things are in flux, including extraction technologies and production rates.Adding to the guesswork is a host of problems "above ground", particularly in western Europe.

There are a host of other problems that could complicate China's diary strategy.

With new technology, though, there are a host of unforeseen problems.