Sentence examples for host of pros from inspiring English sources
Today's molecular imaging techniques come with a host of pros and cons.
As you make your pro-con lists, keep in mind that there's a whole host of "pros" that you cannot know yet; maybe you'll find a new hobby that you couldn't live without in the future, or do an internship that will change your career goals.
There is also the question of individuality for each prototype created, which is similar to what is faced in MEMS with its lack of a single driving market, and until one dominant application can be established, fuel cell designs will continue to evolve and bringing with each of them a host of pros and cons.
Golf is still the premier sport in Biarritz, with six courses in and around the town, and the Centre International d'Entrainment au Golf, where a host of pros are on hand to teach affluent duffers and scratch players alike.
But a host of pro-growth reforms could be pushed by a more animated Mrs Merkel.
The Jets are good on offense, but they don't have a host of Pro Bowl players over there.
Figure (Free) iOS Figure is the work of one of the most respected music/tech companies, Propellerhead Software, whose tools are used by a host of pro musicians.
This view is supported by Charlotte Kennedy, a nutritionist with Etixx, the sports nutrition company that works with a host of pro-teams.
"Guantánamo Diary" comes with the implicit endorsement of the host of pro-bono attorneys it took to declassify the document, and Siems, like Jacobs's editor, Lydia Maria Child, stands in his defense.
Toward that end, with most of West Virginia's antiquated coal-fired power grid out of commission, resources were directed to make sure the Greenbrier was up and running to welcome a host of pro golfers, as well as concert stars Toby Keith, Rod Stewart and Bon Jovi.
ROS are inevitable byproducts generated by cell metabolism and homeostasis, and have been shown to exert regulatory roles in controlling cell proliferation, survival, and differentiation [8] However, the accumulation of ROS, a typical phenomenon of PC [5], triggers a host of pro-carcinogenic processes.
