Sentence examples for host of relevant from inspiring English sources

O'Hanlon said Shakespeare's female characters raised a host of relevant issues: "Do we view Cleopatra differently, do we judge her by different kinds of rules, because she is female leader as opposed to a male leader?" Lunnon said: "The thing about Cleopatra is that so much of the character is image and how she sells the myth of Cleopatra.

Regardless, it's a fine line to walk for Facebook, as there is probably a host of relevant information that it could start slapping up all over the site hastily.

But I will say that the film deals offhand with a host of relevant social issues without being 'about them' in any overtly preachy fashion.

A successful Kickstarter later, issue one launched in February and featured a broad range of contributors on a host of relevant topics: funny, touching comics about anxiety, personal essays about self harm and disordered eating, photo stories, interviews, poems and an article about Kanye West's depression.

Reactive oxygen species generation by these chemopreventive interventions was the critical biochemical change that appeared to precede a host of relevant signalling events.

These findings suggest that these various species are the definitive hosts of relevant environmental viruses.

If you're unsure of your departure date, keep your hosts apprised of relevant updates as they develop -- your hosts should not have to guess or ask you what your departure plans are, especially if your stay is longer than two weeks.

However, no research has examined whether suicide-specific rumination is associated with lifetime suicide attempts above and beyond the presence of a host of other relevant suicide risk factors.

Initially, the rubrics can provide a structure and "road map" for departmental reflection regarding a host of topics relevant to implementation of Vision and Change recommendations.

We teach planning, marketing, fundraising, programming and a host of other subjects relevant to our Fellows and their organizations.

The amount of resources that a plant allocates to reproduction has been found to have significant consequences for growth and this in turn affects a host of additional variables relevant for plant performance in the field, including their interactions with herbivores.