Sentence examples for raft of decisions from inspiring English sources

But it also means facing a raft of decisions -- and expenses -- that earlier classes did not have to face.

"There has been a raft of decisions and unpredictability, a kind of unpleasantness about what's happening here," Mr. Clark said.

"There have been a raft of decisions and unpredictability, a kind of unpleasantness about what's happening here.

Without the existence of a 'gold standard' measure that can measure all of the dimensions of physical activity (frequency, intensity, duration, type/mode and domains) the selection of an instrument over another involves a raft of decisions.

One of the items raised and approved at the drug summit, along with a raft of other decisions, was a proposal to adopt "harm minimisation" as Australia's official national drug policy.

While some of that heavy work would be left for next year, a raft of tough decisions would have to be made in the next six weeks.

But anecdotal evidence suggests that the agency is now faced with defending a raft of earlier charging decisions.

Cameron's government has been criticised for a whole raft of recent policy decisions, including cuts to subsidies for renewable energy that have left many businesses in that sector bereft.

The 34 FTAA member countries (all those in the hemisphere except Cuba) will also agree on a raft of seemingly big decisions, such as clear timetables that aim to complete the talks by January 2005.Unofficially, however, it is hard to find many people who are optimistic that the talks are going anywhere.

FORBES talked to experts and looked at a raft of recent U.S. Tax Court decisions and IRS rulings to identify some rather common IRA land mines.

On Thursday, SSE blamed a raft of factors for its decision to raise prices from next month.