Sentence examples for good catalogue of from inspiring English sources

The Arizona law, though now defeated, provides a good catalogue of approaches that have been taken to limit women's reproductive rights.

A read of a good catalogue from an organic supplier will often be sufficient guide.

(The Washington Post has a good catalogue).

Some 200 million copies of the company's forthcoming furniture, kitchen and household goods catalogue are set for distribution in 38 countries worldwide.

Beyoncé, for all her traditional behavior as good-looking good girl, is building a catalogue of songs that have little to do with traditional expressions of love or pain.

The technology for doing that is being developed, and the ENCODE project – the Encyclopaedia of DNA elements – has put it to good use, compiling a catalogue of the various regulatory sequences in our own genome.

Yet I fear that the catalogue of good intentions before us today may, in fact, make it more difficult to achieve the objective we are seeking.

He started work in an advertising agency when he was 14, later working on the design and layout of electrical goods catalogues.

As well as good intentions, this is a catalogue of folly, cost-cutting and, above all, hubris.

As Jared went on, I tried to estimate the cost of this fabulous catalogue of goods.

All Swiss residents are required to purchase compulsory health insurance, covering a comprehensive catalogue of goods and services.