Sentence examples for wide array of foreign from inspiring English sources

Mr. Assad's supporters have long contended that his wide array of foreign foes, including the United States, Israel and Sunni-led Persian Gulf states, benefit less from a resolution than from a prolonged Syrian conflict that weakens Mr. Assad and his allies, Iran and Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shiite militant group.

In recent years, North Koreans have gained previously unimaginable access to a wide array of foreign films and television shows, among other foreign products, through black markets.

These international outposts produce a wide array of foreign flavors like fizzy Pepsi (Japan), ketchup (Poland), strawberry (Russia), peanut butter covered (Eastern Europe), and Japanese steak, which is strangely sold in China.

An additional characteristic of the genes encoding class I receptors is a high level of polymorphism, which enables the host to recognize and bind a wide array of foreign peptides [4].

FMOs 1, 2 and 3 catalyze the NADPH-dependent oxygenation of a wide array of foreign chemicals, including drugs, environmental pollutants and dietary-derived compounds [3].

Countries maintain a wide array of embassies and consulates in foreign countries, and they often use these and hired lobbyists to work for such benefits as foreign aid and military support, as well as to boost the country's image abroad.

They distinguish between self and foreign antigens with a wide array of microbial sensors, and induce immunity when antigen is captured in the presence of microbial products or inflammatory stimuli, but tolerance in the absence of these signals.

The classes routinely watch broadcasts of Al Jazeera and the British Broadcasting Corporation's foreign service and tap into a wide array of Arabic-language materials on the Internet.

Nowadays, like in Australia, Canada, and the United States, foreign-born athletes come from a wide array of sending countries.

He has traveled widely in Europe, the Middle East and West Africa and has lectured and published on a wide array of topics in international affairs, including human rights, religious extremism and U.S. foreign policy.

He acknowledged that Chinese tariffs had fallen since the country's entry into the World Trade Organization in 2001, but he said a wide array of barriers remained that restricted sales of products from companies in the United States and other foreign countries.