Sentence examples for array of common from inspiring English sources
Six-week-old Ermias is about to receive the injections that will safeguard him against an array of common diseases, including diphtheria, whooping cough and polio.
Facebook has been notorious in this regard, filing trademarks on an array of common four-letter words: "like," "wall," "poke" and, naturally, "face" and "book".
Some worry that an array of common disorders, like diabetes and sleep apnea, will go undiagnosed if doctors dole out Provigil instead of seeking the underlying diseases that cause fatigue.
F. W. Woolworth, who opened his first five-and-dime store in 1879, succeeded by providing a wide array of common household and personal goods at standardized, low prices.
The Congressional Budget Office concluded that an array of common proposals to clamp down on malpractice litigation might reduce national premiums for malpractice policies by 10 percent and lead to a "slight reduction" in tests and procedures.
Specifically, Hibob aims to improve the workflow of managing and engaging employees, saving hours of administration, such as for ensuring compliance and generating an array of common HR reports.
It includes an array of common-sense protections, like a requirement that consumers give their consent before companies sell or trade their Social Security numbers.
The major classes of viruses do not have a common origin in the traditional sense but neither are they unrelated, being connected through overlapping arrays of common genes, some of which are hallmarks of the Virus World.
It was tucked within the array of more common infractions on the inspectors' forms for which Moonshine was cited: the grills, the "live dog" in the bar, fruit flies and "7 mice excreta" in the basement.
"Most people have an array of fairly common myths in their heads the social freedoms, the other freedoms it offers and it really isn't what a lot of people think it is.
Neurodisability is an umbrella term for conditions associated with impairment of the nervous system, such as cerebral palsy, autism, epilepsy and an array of less common syndromes (box 1).
