Sentence examples for host of possible from inspiring English sources

Mammogram readers are prey to a host of possible missteps.

It has argued that new technologies have opened up a host of possible corporate structures previously unimaginable.

Experts say an adversary armed with anthrax in this form would have a host of possible targets for mass terrorism.

The concept of a national ID card, on the other hand, presents a host of possible problems, not all of them related to civil liberties.

Elizabeth, New York There are a host of possible reasons for your friend's rapid weight gain: new medication, an abandoned exercise regime, Bouley Bakery moving in next door.

And we now understand that, even in our solar system, there are a host of possible sites where life might have evolved that were long considered unlikely.

Slightly confident Moderately confident Very confident I do not mean to dismiss the possibility of global catastrophe from asteroids or global warming or a host of other possible calamities — bioengineered viruses spreading out of control, Malthusian nightmares of overpopulation choking off life on the planet, etc.

When you see the words "amateur", "open" and "biotechnology" in the same sentence, a not untypical initial reaction might be one of shock and concern, followed shortly by a host of imagined possible nightmare scenarios.

A British bank says it has frozen the estate of the disgraced television host Jimmy Savile because of possible claims for damages arising from accusations of sexual abuse that include misconduct on the premises of the British Broadcasting Corporation and at hospitals where Mr. Savile pursued charitable projects.

turanicus, including body size, a life cycle of three hosts and a wide range of possible hosts including wild and domesticated mammals, birds and humans (Ioffe-Uspensky et al. 1997; Childs and Paddock 2003).

The dataset of sequences was classified in four groups under different hypotheses: a) depending on the host of origin (all possible combinations) and b) randomly.