There are a host of forces that could change this.
But there are already a host of forces trying to shape the selection process.
His vote was driven by anger at a host of forces that had made his life worse: predatory lenders, job loss, dangerous neighborhoods.
A host of forces - from old-line party officials to insurgent candidates, from editorials to citizen organizations - had urged the court to ease its reading of the law.
A region, rich in history, and much of the history is tied to racial violence, systemic oppression, stigma, and a host of other forces that have informed the current reality of social disparities and downward mobility, particularly for black gay men.
The U.S., Russia, Iran, Syria and a host of proxy forces are in a high-stakes race to seize territory.
The answer to all of the above is that a host of market forces and demographic changes are working against network news as American television has known it.
Rather, what happened on the 20th, probably at every major turn, was the product of a host of divergent forces and factors bouncing and playing off one another in complex, unpatterned and unpredictable ways.
The best ones can be turned into products that are soon being sold all over the world, thanks to globalization, FedEx, the Internet and a host of other forces.
The post-war consensus was ripe for destruction, and a host of new forces, from personal computers to private equity, aided her more rumbustious form of capitalism.The verdict of historyCriticism of her comes in two forms.
Its triumvirate of president, party boss and prime minister must reach accommodations with an increasingly independent national assembly and a host of other forces, and avoid upsetting the many surviving heroes of Vietnam's independence wars.
