Sentence examples for host of sectors from inspiring English sources

"They're here in large numbers, actively trying to penetrate a whole host of sectors — government, industry, and academia".

But the story could be repeated across a host of sectors and interests where British citizens benefit from what "Brussels" and "Strasbourg" do for them – from cleaner beaches and ice cream made from cream not pig fat (a famous early example) to current battles over mobile phone roaming charges and other clashes with tax-nimble global corporations that states hesitate to take on.

In shunning – or having being denied – the same opportunity to step on to the career escalator, millennials and women (who accounted for 68% of non-regular workers in 2015) are now filling part-time or temporary jobs across a host of sectors that have one thing in common: pay levels far below those of full-time employees.

Gurus did a lot of portfolio trimming in a host of sectors, but the focus seems to be on sputtering retailers and sliding semiconductors.

His New York-based Cendant Corp. is an umbrella over brands in a host of sectors that Silverman cross-markets–often without holding the assets behind the product or service he's selling.

As has been advocated many times before, interventions to reduce levels of particulate pollution require a concerted action by a host of sectors with a vested interest in air quality management (environment, transport, energy, health, housing) at regional, national and international levels.

Led by the Charity Commission and a host of sector partners, it is an opportunity for charities to think about how they can recruit more widely.

Manufacturing facilities in a host of industrial sectors are structured as a series of production stages.

"From design to banking and civil engineering to film, games technology is being used in a host of different sectors.

This strategy, which is currently out for consultation, outlines a host of novel sectors and processes in which disruptive technology will have an important role to play.

In oil and gas, mining, shipping and a host of other sectors sizable cohorts of experienced workers are about to retire with no pipeline of younger workers to take their place.