Sentence examples for wide array of purposes from inspiring English sources

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.

And they have been used for a wide array of purposes.

The promise of the field of synbio as a whole is that scientists will be able to employ this type of genome synthesis to create customized life forms for a wide array of purposes.

The Bank provides low-interest loans, interest-free credits and grants to developing country governments for a wide array of purposes that include investments in education, health, infrastructure, private sector development, agriculture, and environmental and natural resource management.

Products with direct dermal and inhalation exposures span a wide array of purposes: household cleaning products for furniture, toilet bowls, glass, carpets, etc.; pesticides (including those used on pets); dry cleaning fluids; pre-sale treatments of carpets and draperies for stain resistance and their backings with flame retardants; air fresheners, containing perfumes and aerosol propellants.

Because of the wide array of small, single-purpose commands found in a typical Unix distribution, all but the lowest level tasks can be constructed easily from shell scripts.

Highlight a wider array of role models.

If The Huffington Post did not allow the Arabi branch to have contributors with a wide array of beliefs, it would defeat the purpose of a democratic publication.

Moreover, whereas Deep Blue was highly specialized, and preprogrammed by human grandmasters with a library of moves and rules, DeepMind is able to use the same all-purpose code for a wide array of games.

A wide array of tribes employed tobacco for symbolic and medicinal purposes, as part of a hallucinogenic mix of plants in shamanistic or religious rituals, and just for social occasions.

Over the past 15 to 20 years, city governments have invested heavily in a wide array of information technology and technologies for fairly specific purposes including economic development, education, health, public safety and transportation.