Sentence examples for Plethora of troubles from inspiring English sources

After more than 20 years in the political wilderness, a Somali government has been recognised by the US government and a host of other countries, long weary of the plethora of troubles coming from this small country nestled in the horn of Africa: civil war, religious extremism, terrorism, piracy and famine.

The invasion of Iraq has opened Pandora's box, unleashing a plethora of troubles.

Flynn, like former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, has a plethora of legal troubles, some of which overlap with the investigation into possible collusion between the Russians and President Trump's campaign and some of which seem to be personal and financial but unrelated to the Trump team.

His departure prompted speculation about a possible rationalisation of Europe's plethora of clearing and settlement agencies.See article: Troubles at a European clearing organisationThe rich are getting richer, according to a report from Cap Gemini Ernst & Young and Merrill Lynch.

This portrayal of "de-skilling" and of the "engineering of biology" is different from the one deployed earlier in the discussion, because specialised expertise, teamwork, complicated machinery, trouble shooting and thus a plethora of organisational dimensions would continue to be required when synthetic biology's goal to engineer biology succeeds.

With the plethora of outdoor things to do in NYC, you'll have no trouble getting your tan on and looking like you've been vacationing at the beach all summer.

"Plethora", for a plethora of reasons.

A plethora of sponsors has pulled out.

Adequate capital hides a plethora of sins.

There is, instead, a plethora of paths.

Nigeria offered a plethora of outstanding books.