Sentence examples for host of observer from inspiring English sources

Apart from the governments who attempt to find consensus, there is also a host of observer organisations (like youth, gender, and environment NGOs).

The recent elections in Afghanistan attracted more than £100m in funding from western countries, in addition to hosts of observers and support staff.

"Childbirth evokes a host of feelings in observers...from awe to fear because it is a reminder of power," she says, "because women in the throes of the pain and extremes of childbirth may seem to be out of control or primitive in their vocalisations and body movements.

Earlier today, the Democrats had imported to the Capitol a host of party loyalists to serve as observers.

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Influence of observer's experience.

This introduces the possibility of observer biases.

There are caveats to using social biomimicry, of course, because observers may see a host of behaviours that are less desirable.

A host of hard choices are in the pipeline, and some observers fear that a government divided over the importance of confronting rising temperatures will ultimately balk at them.

And so do a lot of people — or at least the Observer's Michael H. Miller and the host of readers and publishers he interviewed for a piece called "No One Cares About Your Reading".

For an observer on the ground, the radiance of the sky observed in any given direction depends upon a host of variables, including the wavelength of the light in question, the makeup of the atmosphere, the distribution of city lights on the ground, the topography of the city, and the observer's position within it.