Sentence examples for a myriad of forces from inspiring English sources
A myriad of forces contribute to the "leaky pipeline," the term coined to describe the marked drop off of women the further they move up the organizational pipeline to positions of greater influence and power.
The U.S. dollar reached its lowest point against the euro this year due to a myriad of forces including rising global stocks and commodities prices, low interest rates, and investors diversifying out of Treasury debt and into other assets including U.S. stocks with the Dow Jones industrial average approaching 9500 in late afternoon trading.
My Cuba attempt of last summer, August 2012, was thwarted by a myriad of forces, along with jellyfish.
The first is that cities do not develop "naturally," as some economists suppose, but are the result of a myriad of forces, including governmental decisions.
Now, those who highlight the power of systems make an important point: Anyone who enters politics inevitably confronts a myriad of forces and pressures seeking to influence elected officials, and there are plenty of great people who get into politics for the right reasons who end up being changed by the system.
A myriad of evolutionary forces shape the primary structure of coding components (ORFs) of genomes, herein called ORFeomes.
The evolutionary radiation of fishes into a wide range of aquatic habitats with unique photic properties has resulted in a myriad of selective forces on fish visual systems (Levine and MacNichol, 1979; Collin, 1997).
In the latest version, called "chaotic inflation," Dr. Linde has argued that quantum fluctuations in a myriad of theorized force fields could have done the trick.
In China, USR is an institutional progressive system formed under a myriad of complicated driving forces, such as less Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and more SOEs SCs NWUs referring to state-owned enterprises, shareholding cooperatives dominated by government, and non-produced work-units in inland.
There are a myriad of social pressures forced upon women to look a certain way, and to present themselves as carbon copies of one another in order to be valued by a corrupt culture.
