Sentence examples for any myriad from inspiring English sources

It was unclear late last night whether they had made progress on those economic issues or any myriad others that separate them.

Where GM research reaps rewards this is a benefit to the scientific community, but we do not accept the self-serving claims of multinationals that GM crops can solve world hunger, the fuel crisis and any myriad of global problems.

Obviously, this wording leaves room for massive interpretation, giving government departments carte blanche to conjure up any myriad of excuses to explain why they must delay the release of documents.

It's like, OK, if I can get him to want me when he really isn't feeling it, then I must really be: sexy, special, loved, or any myriad qualities you associate with sexual validation.

And some of us might just find travel to be an opportunity to slough off the weight of definitions bestowed on us in our previous place -- whether by where we were born, wrongful stereotypes, income status, or any myriad of definitions that we ever felt had hindered our dreams and potential -- and feel, for a moment, that we can transcend.

Therefore, it may be that improvements found in families docking more frequently were related to an increased reflection on BG data, but there may have been any myriad factors contributing to this relationship.

But the internet now means influence can come from anyone, anywhere; it can be visible or invisible, paid for by any power, approaching you any of myriad ways.

Any of a myriad of Kings?" offers Richard Woods.

Whether writing a report, giving a presentation, crafting lab reports, designing graphics, or doing any of a myriad of communication tasks, engineers must constantly think about clarity, efficiency, and elegance in their efforts to reach others.

Clearly, we should not be sexually assaulting others, or making transphobic comments, or any of a myriad of other absolute no-go actions.

Cases are delayed for any of myriad reasons, or no reason.