Sentence examples for because of myriad from inspiring English sources
Because of myriad problems detected in the tribe's social service system, the State of North Dakota suspended financing this year for tribal children in foster care.
Now, this doesn't mean that the current state of affairs is fine — the only reason a bank can avoid a bank run is because of myriad U.S. government guarantees.
Many if not most will fail to make it onto the ballot, much less get elected, because of myriad government impediments, Li Fan, director of the World and China Institute, a nongovernmental research center in Beijing, said in an interview.
The reception from critics and audiences is hard to predict, partly because of myriad expectations surrounding a Hanks performance, as well as the thin track record of dramatizing journalism beyond the classic "The Front Page".
The Commonwealth Games, a quadrennial competition mostly among countries of the former British Empire, became a source of national embarrassment for India because of myriad missed construction deadlines and inadequate preparations.
There hasn't been a major power generation hook-up in the United States in eons — or it sure feels that way — because of myriad internal industry struggles and regulatory roadblocks.
"I am inspired by butterflies, because of the myriad of beautiful combinations and their short life span," Ms. Gokson said.
Now wealthy people, he said, pay income tax rates well below those of working-class citizens because of a myriad of tax breaks.
They predicted that the plan would fail because of the myriad building code regulations that govern school construction.
It was called Isla de Fuegos ("Island of Fires") by the early Spanish explorers because of the myriad fireflies that they found there.
