Sentence examples for raft of highly from inspiring English sources

After the season, Brown all but demanded an overhaul of the roster — a near impossibility given the Knicks' raft of highly paid players.

A raft of highly rated newcomers led by Maro Itoje and Jack Clifford are poised to sweep aside several of Stuart Lancaster's loyal servants, with a third of last autumn's World Cup squad facing omission from Jones's initial plans.

Walker and the state's Republican-controlled legislature passed a raft of highly controversial measures last year, including strict limits on the union rights of public employees.

When, as we've witnessed, a raft of highly publicized police shootings involving black and brown people occur without consequence, that too is a declaration of our future aims―that too is political―and it suggests black and brown people are nonessential to the future of our nation. .

When, as we've witnessed, a raft of highly publicized police shootings involving black and brown people occur without consequence, that too is a declaration of our future aims―that too is political―and it suggests black and brown people are nonessential to the future of our nation.

Cheap corn gave us a whole raft of new highly processed foods, including the world-beating chicken nugget, which, if you study its ingredients, you discover is really a most ingenious transubstantiation of corn, from the cornfed chicken it contains to the bulking and binding agents that hold it together.

These analyses of plasma membrane organisation led to the definition of highly dynamic raft domains in the cell plasma membrane which have a diameter of few nanometers and are thus not resolvable by conventional light microscopy.

The announcement of a new raft of sanctions would be highly toxic to the domestic political standing of the newly-elected Hassan Rouhani and his foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, who is already near-immobilised by back problems he says were brought on by hardliner attacks.

The novice West Ham central defender Reece Burke testing his teenage mettle against the currently unstoppable force that is Christian Benteke, the resurgent Tom Cleverley continuing to answer his many critics and a raft of monotonously predictable but highly amusing barbs about Tory spoofer David Cameron being pleased whatever the outcome.

Caveolae are a special class of rafts highly enriched in caveolins, integral membrane proteins that regulate trafficking and sorting of caveolae.

South Africa, and is responsible for a raft of excellent anti-arpatheid and highly dramatic films some 80 films since 1984.