Sentence examples for host of groups from inspiring English sources
Foreclosure is an individual and family loss, and a host of groups are addressing that aspect of the problem.
The Ink Spots, in the meantime, had broken up, spawning a host of groups using the name, some with no connection to the original group.
In 2007, Columbia University invited President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran, a highly controversial international figure, to address its students, amid protests by a host of groups.
A host of groups disappeared into the far distance with each passing bandwagon, but Blur managed to hitch a ride on all of them and still become championed as favourite sons.
In a shift, the alliance is urging its members to invest in a host of groups working on specific policy issues such as the environment, income inequality and campaign finance reform.
Goodwin said: "There are just over 200 BNP candidates but there are 390 far-right candidates in total so what we are seeing quite clearly is that the far right is splintering, not just among one or two parties but among a whole host of groups and factions … it is the classic case of far-right parties in the UK shooting themselves in the foot".
It had been vigorously opposed by a host of consumer groups and companies that are among the group's 110 members.
In his retirement he continued enthusiastically to support a host of pressure groups and charities.
who has been backed heavily by the Bronx Democratic Party organization and a host of labor groups, most notably her own.
Shujaaz is funded by the UK Department for International Development (DfID), Kenyan mobile phone giant Safaricom, USAid and a host of other groups.
