Sentence examples for unleashed a range of from inspiring English sources
The arrival of democracy had unleashed a range of social forces: labour activism, media freedom, religious fundamentalism, communal enmities – and a prickly nationalism.
Instead, leave unleashed a range of demons it could not tame and then refused to face them honestly, preferring to wade to the finish line through a toxic swamp of postcolonial nostalgia, xenophobia and general disaffection.
In the past few months, they've unleashed a range of social apps meant to fulfill different needs.
Apple unleashed a range of new and updated products earlier today — everything from new Mac Pros to new iMacs to a new Magic Trackpad device.
But Mulcahy's dark world view does not interfere with his ability to consistently deliver moments of beauty, largely as a result of his superb singing: on "She Makes the World Turn Backwards," he unleashes a range of vocal effects, from folkie simplicity to a tortured tremolo.
Egypt's leaders have unleashed a chain of unforeseeable consequences.
This unleashed a remarkable range of initiatives, including the creation of parks, sidewalks, bike lanes and landscaped walking trails across the city.
"Whether or not Israel is involved," Zunes told me, "Hezbollah would unleash a huge range of missiles on Israel".
Emulating the stars of hit show Gogglebox - including Steph and Dom, Sandy and Sandra, Leon and June, Chris and Stephen and the Michaels Family - the feathered reviewers have unleashed their sharp beaks on a range of Christmas specials including Downton Abbey, Dr. Who and EastEnders, as well as seasonal film favourites such as Frozen, Home Alone and Elf.
But this spring he unleashed a flood of policy proposals ranging from the trifling (improving the system of foster care) to the substantial (tax cuts, Social-Security reform, big reductions in the number of nuclear weapons).
In so doing, he unleashed a wave of millennialism that ranged from the revolutionary German Peasants Revoltt, led by Thomas Müntzer in 1524 25, and the Anabaptists, who met a violent end in Münster (Germany) in 1535, to the peaceful Hutterite and Mennonite groups that grew out of the Anabaptist movement.
