Sentence examples for host of differences from inspiring English sources

This marriage of convenience, however, masked a host of differences.

There is a host of differences between today and November , 1980

The setting up of a BRICS bank (see article) added some flesh to a still-awkward alliance marked both by a common interest in reforming world governance and by a host of differences.

A small distinction, but one that contains a host of differences.

Specifically, it was found that differences in five parameters associated with blood flow control (see Table 1) are able to explain a host of differences in renal function observed among the three groups (see Figures 2 and 3).

Yet behind the smiles lurks a host of knotty differences and disputes.Not that the praise was unmerited.

The basic idea is that the conclusion of the cold war ended the need to present a common Western front, and allowed a host of fundamental differences to rise to the surface.

Yang Mu, a Beijing-born economist who moved here in 1992 and became a citizen three years later, acknowledges a host of superficial differences, saying he finds locals somewhat aloof, more likely to work late and less likely to spend the night commiserating over stiff drinks.

The most noticeable revisions included the gradual split of a broadly defined genus Lemur into separate genera for the ring-tailed lemur, ruffed lemurs, and brown lemurs due to a host of morphological differences.

What's clear in many of these instances is that these accused attackers often don't know the difference between a Muslim and a Sikh, or a Muslim and a Hindu, or a person of Arabic decent and one of South Asian decent, or a host of other differences.

It shows the two-dimensional graph of metric of host difference of 5313 active ports.