Sentence examples for host of practices from inspiring English sources

PPR has instituted a host of practices to make its brands more socially responsible.

The Justice Department laid bare a host of practices and accompanying attitudes that are, or rather ought to be, unheard of in the 21st century.

While no sex scandal rose to national prominence -- in fact, none of the known scandals at the time rose to national attention precisely because of the self-protective culture -- that institution was rife with stories of corruption, including cover-ups of indiscretions by star players, and a host of practices that would make today's NCAA officials blush.

In part 2 of Contemplative Practices in Higher Education, the authors compile a host of "contemplative practices" in practice, where educators share the lesson plans and reasons for using "contemplative practices" in their classrooms.

The investigation centered on the issue of whether Sotheby's colluded with Christie's in a host of business practices, including fixing fees and commissions charged at auctions.

Once past the basic tenet that less is more, a host of alternative practices enter the picture, from yogic breathing to vegetarianism to composting.

As Julia Preston reported in The Times, the once-silent workers of Agriprocessors now tell of a host of abusive practices, of rampant injuries and of exhausted children as young as 13 wielding knives on the killing floor.

But critics say the substantial increase in premiums is contributing to the industry's profits, as are a host of other practices.

At the root of the debate is a host of restrictive practices that, suppliers say, has grown as the four biggest supermarkets, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda and Morrisons, have taken control of nearly 80% of British food retail.

The report, based on state and federal officials' observations of patient procedures at the clinic, details a host of unsanitary practices, including nurses' and nurse anesthetists' failing to wear gloves when they administered intravenous medications.

In the region's most socially conservative countries – mainly in central Asia and the Caucasus – women confront a host of abusive practices which are difficult to root out, from bride kidnapping to denials of their reproductive rights.