Sentence examples for Multitude of problems from inspiring English sources

We've had a multitude of problems".

"We have a multitude of problems," she said.

We face a "multitude of problems from abroad".

Henley said: "We feel that weakening encryption produces a multitude of problems.

In fact, Rooney's exceptional skills mask a multitude of problems in the English sport.

Notre Dame was beset by a multitude of problems that put its football team in a state of confusion.

There is no doubt shares face a multitude of problems, with signs that the world's economy is under-performing.

Their two boys and two girls, supplemented by an adopted Tibetan orphan, inherited their love of art, their devotion to Indian culture and a multitude of problems.

The author himself plays, with quiet charisma, an ex-boxer called Deli who runs a dingy West Indian takeaway in Hackney and faces a multitude of problems.

Its assessment is a damning one on the health service that was struggling with a multitude of problems and at a time of great change.

They argue that the tax cuts will squander resources needed to address a multitude of problems facing the country, including domestic security and more Social Security claims.