Sentence examples similar to increasing panoply of from inspiring English sources
Smaller-screen Web phones offer an ever-increasing panoply of services, including instant messaging, e-mail and online games, though often in awkward forms; even some non-Web phones offer limited messaging options.
First, there is shock at the panoply of box-ticking checks and balances inherited from New Labour with European elements made worse by the increasing activism of judges in Luxembourg and Strasbourg.
The panoply of probiotic cheese available will increase significantly in the near future, although many of these will not be sold on the market even if they do have additional advantages such as lower fat or cholesterol content because they will not have a great flavour nor will they show desirable characteristics, for example, in rheology.
Hypoxic tumor cells reprogram their transcriptional profile to increase the synthesis of VEGF-A as well as panoply of other growth factors that together can overwhelm anti-angiogenesis therapy.
The number of available anticonvulsant drugs increased in the period spanning over more than a century, amounting to the current panoply of nearly two dozen so-called antiepileptic drugs (AEDs).
We now have a panoply of physical and orbital data on planets outside the solar system, and with it an increase in understanding of the formation of planetary systems.
Nature includes the panoply of the lifeworld.
Another film, another mirthless panoply of flesh.
Usual panoply of digital must-haves.
A panoply of devices and ideas are named after Archimedes.
