Sentence examples for host of conflicts from inspiring English sources
For years, lawmakers have failed to update the authorization that has been used since 9/11 for a host of conflicts in a host of countries.
That sort of argument was advanced by many unionist politicians and, in a wider context, has formed the basis of criticism of the BBC and other media outlets in a host of conflicts.
Mr. Annan was still venerated throughout the rest of the world, and after retiring from the United Nations in 2006 he soon took on a role in the mold of former South African president Nelson Mandela, as a wise, noble elder trying to mediate a host of conflicts in his native Africa.
"It raises a whole host of conflicts of interest and questions about whether this is simply brazen interference with a criminal investigation".
Non-traditional students ― these are college students who are anything but the straight-from-high-school 18- and 19-year-olds ― became the new norm and with them came a host of conflicts about what knowledge and training was worthwhile for work versus what we had been trained to provide in a comprehensive education.
A host of conflicting pressures lay behind the decision to delay.
Attempting to understand what happened, we're stuck with partial, self-interested accounts, and a host of conflicting information.
The twist is that Apax is passing the baby to itself, raising a host of conflict-of-interest issues about whether Apax's old or new investors are getting the better deal.
The much larger hurdle facing contemporary liberalism is the need to reconfigure the welfare state in ways that maintain popular support while addressing a host of conflicting forces: Liberalism now faces the job of paying for its own success in helping people live longer.
Involving the couple in government could raise a whole new host of conflict-of-interest concerns.
