His physical condition was subject to a host of ills and weaknesses, many of them recurrent.
For adults excessive self-awareness has links to a host of ills from anxiety to vanity.
Employee ownership would seem to solve a host of ills, appealing to Friedmanites and Marxists alike.
This, in turn, has led to a host of ills, including worker abuse, sexism, economic stagnation and more.
Critics of advertising claim that it contributes to a host of ills, from childhood obesity and poor impulse control to precocious sexuality.
Research shows that such extreme inequality correlates to a host of ills, including lower levels of educational attainment, poorer health and less public investment.
Woodrow C. Monte, emeritus professor of nutrition at the University of Arizona, ascribes a host of ills, including multiple sclerosis, to low-level methanol poisoning.
Those who are earning can buy better food and live in greater comfort; joblessness is associated with a host of ills, from heart disease to depression.
Even then, life extension for a cat or dog can be relatively short, and old age can bring a host of ills.
The report criticized the United States for a host of ills that it said impeded human rights, including "widespread violent crimes" and the wealth gap in the United States, as well as arms sales overseas and the "trampling" of the sovereignty of countries including Iraq.
Provoked by the murder in February of Rafik Hariri, a popular former prime minister, the peaceful uprising aimed to sweep a host of ills, from Syrian tutelage to the corruption of Lebanon's own politicians, into the dustbin of history.The revolution has succeeded up to a point.
