Sentence examples for serving a wide array from inspiring English sources

The firm is described, on its bare-bones Web site, 32advisors.com, as "a boutique consulting and advisory arm," serving a wide array of potential clients.

The school, created for orphans but now serving a wide array of 1,200 disadvantaged youngsters, has been the sole beneficiary of Mr. Hershey's charitable trust as it grew into the multibillions on the success of Hershey Foods.

At night, everyone seems to head to Amnesia (No. 853; 415-970-0012; www.amnesiathebar.com), an intimate, bordello-red lounge that serves a wide array of microbrews, wines and cocktails made from Korean soju.

Mr. Curtis said that earlier this month, a vice president for marketing for Spectacolor and Clear Channel, Barry Kula, sent the group an e-mail message that said, in part, "We hope you will appreciate that New York City has endured a horrific attack and businesses in this area that serve a wide array of clientele are extremely sensitive to references to war".

And it comes as a number of companies have proposed putting up large constellations of small satellites — some the size of a shoe box — that could serve a wide array of purposes, including monitoring crop yields, taking images of Earth, and providing Internet and communications.

But SiFive hopes to serve a wide array of varying needs rather than mass-producing a single style of silicon.

There are many restaurants, which serve a wide array of Indian and international cuisines.

EPIC creators seek a new way of valuing companies, which encourages companies to focus on the long term and to serve a wider array of stakeholders.

Mr. Jaramillo has served in a wide array of government positions throughout his career, including as advisor of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in charge of the Diplomacy for Peace Program and political advisor at the Embassy of Colombia in France.

The other 49percentt of graduates reported plans to serve in a wide array of ministry and non-ministry settings, ranging from hospital chaplains to teachers, nonprofit administrators, and lawyers.

He also served on a wide array of government advisory panels.