Sentence examples for host of standards from inspiring English sources

A host of standards bodies and consortia are trying to bring order to all of this, but agreeing upon a cohesive set of standards has proven difficult.

As an RVIA (Recreational Vehicle Industry Association) certified product, LV adheres to a host of standards set by the NFPA National Fire Protection Associationn) for safe and roadworthy vehicles.

The pursuit for quality and professionalism has become an apparent trend in language testing and assessment, as is evidenced by a host of standards or codes of practice a which have been developed, implemented or enforced by testing or research organisations from all over the world (see AERA, APA, and NCME, 1999b; ALTE, 1994; EALTA, 2006; ETS, 2002; ILTA, 2000, 2007).

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It packed its models with a host of standard features and priced them slightly below the competition.

Inside there should be a fairly upmarket cabin, complete with 7in touchscreen interface and a host of standard kit.

Without adding the extra bells and whistles, Stingrays will come with a host of standard features including an aluminum frame, carbon fiber hood and roof panels, lightweight magnesium seat frames, a state-of-the-art infotainment system and, last but not least, a 450-horsepower, 6.2-liter LT1 V-8 engine.

Power steering, power brakes and tinted glass were among the host of standard features.

And just in case your otherwise infallible driving skills experience a momentary lapse and you find yourself heading toward an immovable object, Kia's Sportage has a host of standard safety features to keep you in one piece.

It shares the same chord sequence as the next track, My Blue Heaven (in the same way that Charlie Parker's Ornithology borrows from How High the Moon), and contains glancing references to a host of jazz standards.

And this month, after a yearlong investigation, state health officials reported that her death was the result of two hours of botched surgery that violated a host of medical standards; Beth Israel received the maximum fine, $30,000.