Sentence examples for current multitude from inspiring English sources

An electoral system under which each party presents a single list of candidates, rather than the current multitude of individual lists, would be an improvement.

I fear that I will never be able to read such books again, and I fear I am not alone in this, that I am typical of the current multitude, and the coming multitudes will be worse again – they won't even try to read such books – and the classics will fade away, and disappear.

Perhaps the set of 8 metaphors, or another set, can inspire to bring some order, a nomenclature, in the current multitude of conceptual metaphors in urban studies.

Having a consensus about it would be an important step towards an eventual (though probably still remote) synthesis of the best elements of the current multitude of cell evolution models.

Finally, the current multitude of laboratory assessment methods, scoring and (prior to the recent ASCO/CAP Guideline recommendations) dichotomous cut-points for positivity from 'any positivity' to an 'H-score of 50' [ 23] have been problematic [ 24- 27].

Despite these promises and the current goodwill, the multitude of armed groups with differing agendas is worrisome for Mosul's long-term stability.

Current literature contains multitude of reports studying the epithelium turnover process [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12] by using either a grid model [13], lattice-free model [7] or discrete multi-compartmental model [9].

Despite the multitude of current research in the field, it is known that 90% of new drugs that advance past animal studies fail clinical trials.

Now, scientists and researchers believe a new pan-European research centre set to be housed at the Danube's Delta will help scientists understand how to tackle a multitude of current and potential problems.

These are just three of the multitude of current programmes that deal with corruption in Washington.

He has conducted field research in over 90 countries, producing a wide-ranging, body of work that embraces the history of science, aesthetics, anthrozoology, comparative literature, philosophy, and natural history in the context of a multitude of current and potential-future scientific, geo-political, economic, and social scientific scenarios.