Sentence examples for array of trains from inspiring English sources
I especially enjoyed the array of trains, planes, and automobiles available in the beta.
I especially enjoyed the array of trains, planes and automobiles available in the beta.
The new law required states to give any resident -- unemployed or not -- access to a wide array of training, employment and educational services at a single neighborhood location.
Jimmy Carter's administration experimented with wage subsidies, ran an array of training schemes and introduced a public employment programme which at its peak provided more than 700,000 jobs.
Both countries disguise the level of youth unemployment with an array of training schemes, some more useful than others, and a university system that packs in great numbers of students on courses of sometimes dubious value.
Central to this approach is an array of training that the Americans tailor to what Pakistani says it needs for the Frontier Corps, its conventional army and its Special Operations forces.
For one, it is uncommon for players to do their stretching in the clubhouse, considering the array of training tables and rooms they have at their disposal in other quarters.
A wide array of training and retraining measures are adopted, stretching from basic jobs skills to certified specific vocational skills, from targeting disadvantaged workers to across-the-board programs as well as from offering public classroom training to financing on-the-job training140.
While a lot of the training comes naturally to Kammel -- he's got a degree in exercise physiology so he takes a top-notch approach to his nutrition and understands the vast array of training methods -- he's always dealing with a neurological deficit.
The exploration of team members´ and clinical managers´ descriptions showed that, to them, interdisciplinary team training programs should include a wide array of training contents.
We have access to an array of training methods and tools that have been tried and tested cross-culturally and in a variety of formats.
