Sentence examples for generating a host of from inspiring English sources

The campaign spread quickly, generating a host of strong responses.

In addition to generating a host of novel ERRalpha target genes, this study yielded the surprising result that most ERRalpha-regulated genes are unrelated to estrogen signaling.

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.

Considering the role of Na+ gradient in transmembrane transport, the latter may affect cellular solute homeostasis, thus generating a host of indirect consequences of physiological and pathophysiological relevance.

Within hours, a later phase of mast cell activation through IgE becomes evident with the induction of new gene transcription and translation, generating a host of cytokines and chemokines (Table 1).

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.

Moreover, the interactions between fiduciary duties and systems of financial regulation generate a host of recurring and challenging interpretative issues.

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