Sentence examples for a multitude of time from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a multitude of time" is not correct in standard English usage
It is typically intended to express a large amount of time, but the correct expression would be "a multitude of times" if referring to frequency or "a great deal of time" for duration. Example: "I spent a multitude of times trying to fix the issue, but it still persists."

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Not surprisingly, the F-tests for such large groups of regressors with a multitude of time courses explained considerable amounts of variance in the BOLD data.

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"Last year, we had notified Israel a multitude of times that it should avoid by all means resorting to force, and act responsibly," he said.

Whenever one of his poems is rejected "a multitude of times under my real name," Hudson writes in his author bio, he uses his Chinese-sounding pseudonym and sends it out again.

Yet over the last 10 years his story has been told a multitude of times, and as we watch, read and listen, we look for clues as to what he means for us.

A significant advantage of the method of solution presented in this paper is that simulations of pressure can be obtained at a multitude of times with practically the same efficiency as that of a single-time simulation.

I've been on Zyban a multitude of times.

Aside from that, I've been propositioned a multitude of times.

So I was thrilled by that idea and I've said it a multitude of times," he said.

Had I not a multitude of times covered the importance of leaving everything in one place to minimize the chances of forgetting it?

Nonetheless, if the same sequence takes place a multitude of times in different circumstances and the sequence takes place four out of five times -- tax cut, fiscal sector boom, bubble, crash, bank failures and recession or depression -- it makes a very good case for causality.

Consumers now have so many options for receiving information that it is getting harder and harder for marketers to reach them, but people still need to hear a message a multitude of times before they are willing to take action or change a behavior.

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