Sentence examples for host of innovations from inspiring English sources

Not that would-be revolutionaries haven't tried to "improve" the automobile with a host of innovations: Bodies made of carbon-fiber.

We'll look back on a host of innovations benefitting millions of disadvantaged people – in education, in healthcare, and yes, in solar lighting and will have a hard time remembering the day when people viewed charity and business as working towards opposite goals.

From 2008-2009, I was the creator, executive producer and host of Innovations in Medicine and The Washington Health Report on XM satellite radio.

Scientists expect that mapping the human genome will lead to a host of innovations in biology and research.

Med-tech parks are also springing up in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, and there are a host of innovation labs and training centers for entrepreneurs and community health workers in various stages of development.

The VIA OpenBook mini-note reference design introduces a host of new innovations, including the next generation of VIA Ultra Mobile Platform, based on the VIA C7®-M ULV processor and the new all-in-one VIA VX800 digital media IGP chipset.

But in recent years, a host of supposed innovations have imploded not long after introduction.

Throughout his long career as a researcher for I.B.M., Mr. Cocke was also responsible for a host of other innovations.

These are only the most impressive of a host of electronic innovations that put the CL500 at the sharpest edge of automotive technology.

The Ministry of Defence is organising its first-ever "Robo-Wars" exercise this autumn, using drones, seacraft and a host of other innovations as part of the growing trend towards reducing the role of humans in combat.

Bill Jenkins, an influential and revered figure in drag racing who helped lift the sport from the streets to the professional track while introducing a host of technical innovations, died on Thursday in Paoli, Pa.