Sentence examples for development of a host of from inspiring English sources

He added that while smart watches and fitness gadgets are the two most obvious wearable categories, Google hopes that releasing its SDK will stimulate the development of a host of new devices.

"This combination paves the way for the development of a host of new innovative products and services for our subscribers, new digital media consumers and strategic partners," Charles W. Ergen, EchoStar's chief executive, said in a statement.

Stanford R. Ovshinsky, an iconoclastic, largely self-taught and commercially successful scientist who invented the nickel-metal hydride battery and contributed to the development of a host of devices, including solar energy panels, flat-panel displays and rewritable compact discs, died on Wednesday at his home in Bloomfield Hills, Mich.

And it helped drive the development of a host of Internet applications like Facebook, YouTube, and Skype.

However, landmark advances in computational analysis, fragment screening and molecular design have enabled development of a host of promising strategies to address the fundamental molecular recognition challenge.

Early life adversity remains a significant risk factor for the development of a host of negative behavioural and pathological outcomes in adulthood long after the stressor is over.

I'm sure a moratorium on abusive research on these and other animals would result in the development and implementation of a host of non-animal and more humane ways to conduct the same sorts of research, and many are already available.

In recent decades, the merging of GIS and remote sensing technology with landscape ecological theory has led to the development and use of a host of landscape metrics, which are measures of land use and/or land cover interpreted from satellite imagery (Cushman and others 2008; Gustafson 1998; Hargis and others 1998; Li and Wu 2004; Riitters and others 1995).

Whether one's passion lies in rescue, in health, in economic development or in one of a host of other issues, the opportunities to better one's community -- or the world -- are ample and ever-growing.

As Kate noted last week on the Green Inc. blog, Mr. Kulongoski has been a strong supporter of renewable energy development, luring a host of foreign companies to do business in his state — from solar manufacturers like SolarWorld of Germany and Sanyo of Japan, to wind companies like Vestas, based in Denmark, and Iberdrola of Spain.

GA has a reasonably clear organization of its own; but its central (though not only) projects of explaining the causal roles of the male and female in sexual generation and the causality of embryological development raises a host of topics and problems well beyond the scope of HA.