Sentence examples for generated a host of from inspiring English sources

The "generative" Net, as Zittrain describes it, is extraordinary, but it has also generated a host of destructive "malware" that threatens much more than the comment section on your favorite blog.

That generated a host of replies in which people realised he was bemoaning his paper's lack of coverage.

The freeze has prompted complaints of serious hardships from investors and generated a host of lawsuits against the fund company.

It has been around as long as people have and it has generated a host of folk stories and myths.

Henrique's line has been together for nearly two months, and it has generated a host of scoring chances.

The Bible in its centuries of recitation and memorization has generated a host of familiar images that turn out to be mistranslations.

The CO2 emissions are straightforward enough, but plane engines also generate a host of other "outputs", including nitrous oxide, water vapour and soot.

A theory based on such assumptions might capture the facts, but it would be clearly ad hoc, and would generate a host of false predictions, as well.

Considering some of the controversies over what feminism is provides a springboard for seeing how feminist commitments generate a host of philosophical topics, especially as those commitments confront the world as we know it.

As we have seen, a few phonetic and a number of syntactic features of Classical Chinese, singly or severally, can contribute to generating a host of possible interpretations of any given passage(s) in a text, by allowing for multiply grammatical readings of them.

And after generating a host of headlines, good and bad, since making his England debut as a 17-year-old while with Everton, he is perfectly placed to offer advice to the new generation led by fellow Merseysider Ross Barkley, Liverpool's Raheem Sterling and Manchester United defender Luke Shaw.