As women – yes – but also adults with feelings, full lives and myriad goals and considerations.
Advise and Commute Any Metro-North rider knows full well the myriad train emergencies that can ruin a morning trip to work.
The lack of a basic social safety net for families is preventing the American labor market from operating at its full potential in myriad ways.
I know the Obama Administration has its hands full with a myriad of important issues, but it could at least make sure all agencies are using the same playbook when it comes to the issues of transparency and open government.
But while there are myriad full-time positions out there, part-time options are piddly.
These are adventure stories, full of distant locales, myriad plot twists and details of foreign customs.
Some are tackling several different activities, taking full advantage of the myriad of opportunities.
The concussion protocol gives the NHL a way to deflect responsibility and place it on the player, knowing full well players have myriad incentives not to report – not to mention the obvious problem with putting the onus of reporting a potential brain injury on the person whose brain may be malfunctioning.
And if the Full Federal Court overturns the Myriad patents, she adds, Australia could become out of step with the rest of the world, which generally allows patenting of genetic material (assuming the U.S. Supreme Court upholds Myriad's patents).
For example, The O.C. and Friday Night Lights both had four or more seasons, so, although I was sad to see them go, at least they lived long and full lives, unlike the myriad of other shows that were axed in the blossoming of their youths.
Despite popular assumption of our scintillating after-hours, that illusion is overtaken by the constant hustle to juggle a part-time or full-time job, a myriad of errands, a second or third gig of the day, and perhaps a child or two somewhere.
