The phrase
"whole cadre" refers to a complete or full group of people who work or train together, usually for a particular purpose or in a specific field.
Full definition
There's
a whole cadre of songwriters who realize there's some money to be made in the industry, study the lingo and churn out some bonafide worship songs.
A whole cadre of professionals has grown up in the movement, and they are flooding the country with institutes and seminars.
He foresees «
a whole cadre of tests,» including genetic, genomic and epigenetic.
«
A whole cadre of factors might lead to a more stable environment, a more stable mental health picture, a more stable individual.»
«The kids are getting
a whole cadre of assistance — they love it.
There's
a whole cadre of «Reviewers» out there that specifically target conservative books for 1 - star reviews.
Swapping out the right analogue stick for a track - pad opens up
a whole cadre of possibilities, many of which are not immediately apparent.
But I suspect that it isn't that they are bothered by the harm that they might cause via their carbon footprint; it's rather that the allure of publicly blazoning the superiority of their intellect and understanding over a whole field of science and
a whole cadre of scientists is irresistible.
The Kochs, Scaifes & others have used their billions to construct a vast «Potemkin Village» (in the words of science historian Naomi Oreskes) of denialism, by funding groups like «Americans For Prosperity», the «Heartland Institute», the «Competitive Enterprise Institute» and
a whole cadre of other front groups, organizations, and hired guns implicated in the campaign to discredit climate science and climate scientists.
There's
a whole cadre of spouses on the East Coast who ruefully refer to themselves as Wall Street Widows or Widowers.