Sentence examples for a litany of developments from inspiring English sources

They hold up a litany of developments to support their claim, including de-Ba'athification, which was aimed at eliminating Saddam's influence, but also became a tool of repression against Sunnis, as well as the installation of Iraqi leaders who hailed from Shia supremacist backgrounds.

Heba recited a litany of worrying developments: "And they have called Alaa Abd El Fattah in for questioning".

Children living in what the government calls "precarious housing" — including those hotels and motels — tend to have a litany of problems, from lagging in development and academics to an increase in asthma and depression.

Inevitably, any discussion of property development leads to a litany of complaints.

It was the first of a litany of worthy aims enshrined in the United Nations "millennium development goals" (MDGs).

It is feasible to conclude that a litany of other survival genes may be associated with the development of radiation resistant cancers.

A hundred more patient-group-backed drugs, one-twentieth of all the medicines in development, are in human clinical trials for Parkinson's, diabetes, muscular dystrophy and a litany of cancers.

Next year, a "Litany of Lamb"?

Together they recounted a litany of trespasses.

A litany of farewells, then.

But a litany of hurdles lie ahead.