Sentence examples for host of suggestions from inspiring English sources

They offer three examples in stem-cell, microbiome and cognitive science to show how philosophy can boost understanding and clarify scientific thought — and they offer a host of suggestions for how to make it happen.

The nonprofit organisation Stop Street Harassment has a host of suggestions for responding to street harassers, including the recommendation to name the behaviour and describe the harasser ("Man in the yellow shirt, stop touching me"), which places the usual shame and embarrassment felt by the victim on the perpetrator instead and gives bystanders an open opportunity to step in.

In contemplating the possibility of building a political system that would be "less confrontational and more productive than today's," Mr. Brownstein explores a host of suggestions, including term limits for Supreme Court justices, the opening of all party primaries to independents, and the formation of a viable third party.

Meanwhile, there has also been a host of suggestions for Hadoop alternatives (e.g., Disco, Skynet, Twister, or FileMap) as well as an evolution into Hadoop YARN.

There are a host of suggestions about what a restructuring for the combined debts of PDVSA and its sovereign might look like.

One of my favorite writer/bloggers, Christina Baker Kline, has a host of suggestions for how to jumpstart a revision.

Defining the essence of what it is to be English is a tricky thing, but this weekend season looks back over the last 50 years and finds a host of cinematic suggestions.

Democrats have dismissed a host of Republican suggestions for how to pay for the extensions and have made few significant public counteroffers, leading Republicans to insist that the party is not serious about making a deal.

You responded with a host of great suggestions.

That question was posed to Chowhound.com's "general topics" message board, and as Mr. Leff predicted, the chowhound community responded with a host of common-sense suggestions, including these: * "Try to stop in a town that looks big enough to have a real main street and small enough so we don't waste time or get lost".

State traffic laws include a host of other rules and suggestions, including one that warns drivers against sudden horn blasts at pedestrians and bicyclists.