Sentence examples for host of failures from inspiring English sources
A series of reports in recent weeks have highlighted a host of failures by both industry and regulators.
Such are the hallmarks of our current government, which routinely uses scare tactics about national security as a smokescreen to deflect attention from a host of failures, deceptions and abuses in every corner of domestic and foreign policy.
But Judge Buchwald noted that three city and state agencies that investigated the Livermore death had faulted the performance of the medical personnel, with one agency, the State Commission of Correction, finding "a host of failures".
Jonathan Chait, writing in New York magazine, takes liberal critics of the president to task for a host of failures that can be summed up in one word: whininess.
After snipping and taping their way through a host of failures, the model they fell back on was the American TV dinner — and after some brainstorming about names (Lunch Kits? Go-Packs? Fun Mealz?), Lunchables were born.
PG&E, she said, has demonstrated "a whole host of failures … that start from the top".
Admitting accountability for a host of financial failures, he said: "The events of the last year-and-a-half speak for themselves".
A near consensus has emerged supporting the public funding of industrial R&D as a solution to a host of market failures.
Limbaugh tells his listeners that the reason we have an economic crisis is not laissez faire corporate greed in the mortgage market, or an SEC that failed in its oversight duties or any host of other failures.
Unemployment has shot up, the slump has spread across the economy from manufacturing and construction to the once-booming services industries, while the high street has been shocked by a host of business failures, including well-known names such as Woolworths.
