Sentence examples for host of human from inspiring English sources

The wave of disappearances and arbitrary arrests has led a host of human rights organisations to sound the alarm.

The loss of function, dysregulation, and mutation of various RBPs has been implicated in a host of human diseases.

The conditions in which you live have been denounced as torture by UN officials and by a host of human rights, civil liberties, and religious groups.

"More important than empires and wars and other breakthroughs," he continues, "technology is now an environment, the host of human habitation.

Methane comes both from natural sources like bogs and from a host of human sources, including coal mines, leaking pipelines, landfills, belching cattle and rice paddies.

But gadgets may soon replace noses, with chemical breath tests under development for a host of human ailments, including asthma, cancer, diabetes and tuberculosis.

Thus, rapid changes in density of wild populations through a whole host of human-caused activities—harvesting, conservation management, species introduction, habitat loss may have selective effects through changes in density.

Although wild-bird strains have been constantly isolated in Hong Kong and Qinghai between 2007 and 2008, the virus transmission started to return to poultry in 2008 and even the new host of humans in 2009.

Dam building, for example, has increased the populations of alternate hosts of human parasites that play a role in cancer.

Similarly, there are modules for mate selection, face recognition and a host of other human behaviors.

The economy, they argue, also responds to skewed reasoning, self-indulgence, self-destructive behavior and a host of other human frailties and strengths.