Sentence examples for host of needs from inspiring English sources

Sept. 11 shined a bright light on a host of needs.

Some signs contain a whole series of instructions; Mr. Primeggia explains that these signs serve a host of needs.

The process of gettting from A to B encompasses a host of needs that are not immediately visible.

A confidential survey last December, a copy of which was shown to The New York Times, cited a host of needs, including wholesale repair of the pitted 18-acre grounds, rooftop additions for Avery Fisher Hall and Juilliard, an expanded lobby for the Met, a visitors center, and a new administration building in Damrosch Park.

While in small apartments it is not always feasible to purchase many tools for as wide a host of needs that a large house and garden may need, it's still worthwhile considering tools to adjust door hinges, assemble furniture and so on.

He remains a host of "Need to Know," a PBS news program.

The panel, hosted by former Senator Bill Frist, will examine President Bush's accomplishments in global health and focus on how Administration programs such as PEPFAR (the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief) can be augmented with new funds for neglected tropical disease, management, infrastructure, IT, communications, insurance and a host of needed investments.

But he also has a host of new needs.

Leaders of developing nations have embraced China's sales pitch of easy credit, without Western-style demands for political or economic reform, for a host of unmet needs.

Categories include aid for operating costs and transportation, prekindergarten classes, textbooks, computer software, library materials and a host of other needs.

Pugh's scandal has only exacerbated a perception of instability that shrouds city leaders as they lobby the state government in Annapolis on a host of funding needs.