Sentence examples for new panoply from inspiring English sources
The assessment, as well as interviews with officials familiar with it, points to a new panoply of complex challenges that water creates for the safety of workers and the recovery and long-term stability of the reactors.
The new panoply of weapons specially designed for the distances of the Pacific included an aerial-refueling tanker, a bomber, and advanced maritime patrol and anti-submarine warfare aircraft, Mr. Panetta said.
But explicitly incorporating code as law is a far more interesting and productive approach, and opens a road to a whole new panoply of applications and possibilities.
Unlike those incidents, though, the mock hangings — considered relatively new to the panoply of Halloween mock-menace — have been displayed openly.
First, "traditional" diseases have not disappeared from industrialized countries, and a panoply of new and re-emerging infectious diseases pose new threats.
With crackling authenticity, Odets introduced to our stage both a panoply of new types — "the American gallery," as he called it — and a new depth of discourse.
A panoply of new, longhaul but low-cost options.
There was the music itself, a panoply of new rhythms and sounds.
This time, unlike 1920, say, Iraqis can see a panoply of new and thriving democracies.
They also invoke the whole panoply of New Age beliefs, finding power in crystals, aromatherapy and, of course, pyramids.
As Adrian Kingsley-Hughes wrote at ZDnet regarding the panoply of new and future Android tablets:The problem is that they're seen as disposable product.
