Sentence examples for host of highly from inspiring English sources

But the mood has quickly soured on scepticism that the two sides will be able to reach a substantive deal on a host of highly divisive issues within the 90-day negotiating period that was agreed.

"We are now at a critical stage in the negotiations, with just seven months left to reach agreement on a whole host of highly complex issues," Mr. Benn said in a statement.

One of the ways companies encourage heroic leaders is by providing them with a host of highly visible trappings, from elegant offices and reserved parking to executive dining rooms and travel on private jets.

Public Health and Emerging Carcinogens: Recent changes to the disinfection processes fundamental to drinking and recreational water safety are creating a host of highly toxic byproducts linked to bladder cancer.

Still, I am overwhelmed by the idea that I will soon have to offer mildly intelligent summary paragraphs about a nation with over a dozen major languages, hundreds of dialects and a host of highly distinct cultures.

While health is often thought of as fragile and subject to many onslaughts, it is, in fact, a ruggedly guarded state protected by a host of highly efficient internal mechanisms.

Madonna has been active in the book's promotion, as host of a highly publicized "garden tea party" yesterday in the Kensington section of London.

Not to pick on KPMG – there are a host of other highly professional accounting firms who are first picks when our governments want an audit of a service done.

It has strict environmental standards and planning regulations, and its excellent Economic Development Board has a focus on the green economy, bringing together many of the world's leading companies to get involved in a host of new, highly innovative collaborations.

But you can get to a mall by a host of other highly inexpensive means as well, selecting, from amid the all-hours crush of cars and livestock-filled trucks, a taxi, a trike (local slang for small-engined motorcycle with a sheet-metal sidecar), a pedicab (like a trike, but bicycle-powered), or that most Philippine conveyance of all, the jeepney.

Savik Shuster, host of the highly rated Svoboda Slova (Free Speech) television programme on the channel NTV, was relieved of his duties and offered a behind-the-scenes post of deputy general director, less than a week after criticising politicians for refusing to debate new legislation that replaces social benefits for veterans and the poor with cash.