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

He would discover similar kindness from scientists from a host of countries in coming years.

This is why The Economist publishes more than 1,000 figures each week, on matters such as output, prices and jobs, from a host of countries.

When the sea bass became a popular delicacy in restaurants in the mid-1990's, it set off an Antarctic gold rush, with vessels from a host of countries venturing into the storm-tossed South Atlantic and Indian Oceans.

Afterward, he said again and again to reporters from a host of countries who interviewed him, "I am a world champion," as if he had to remind himself that it was true.

That, perhaps, is of little consequence given that soccer has its own lingua franca and the team is an amalgam of players from a host of countries and cultures.

That, perhaps, is of little consequence given that the game has its own lingua franca, and the team is an amalgam of players thrown together from a host of countries and cultures.

But in fact there is little to stop the subsidiaries of British or American companies from offering and accepting bribes in a host of countries that have not signed the OECD convention, and indeed in many that have.

But, after objections from a host of smaller countries, the proposals were loosened to allow countries to set their own targets.

The panel, which included women leaders from across the public and private sectors and from a host of different countries, presented its concerns, ranging from the impact of war on women, to various forms of abuse, to inequalities in the education and business worlds.

The state-owned utility has the support of experts from a host of other countries, including Spain, Italy, Germany, Denmark, the US, China, India, and France.

For example, Europe's economy was highly integrated even before the Schengen Agreement removed border posts from a host of Northern European countries.