Sentence examples for given a multitude of from inspiring English sources
This isn't actually all that surprising: when given fewer options, people tend to make more reasoned decisions than when given a multitude of possibilities.
"At numerous times during his professional hockey career, to cope with injuries and pain and simply to be able to play or sleep after games, Derek Boogaard was prescribed or given a multitude of narcotics and sleeping pills by both the team doctors, physicians, trainers and dentists of the New York Rangers and Minnesota Wild," the lawsuit says.
Such a reduction in the size of the effect between laboratory and classroom settings is not particularly surprising given a multitude of factors that can be controlled in the laboratory but not in the classroom (e.g., see Butler et al., 2014).
Angelou was given a multitude of awards during this period, including over thirty honorary degrees from colleges and universities from all over the world.
She was given a multitude of awards during this period, including over thirty honorary degrees from colleges and universities from all over the world.
But this time against Tennessee, Grossman gave a multitude of voters a reason to keep him on their ballots.
But if employers are asked why graduates make better workers than dropouts, they give a multitude of answers: Graduates have a better attitude; they are more responsible; they have better people skills.
The Black Lives (Have Always) Mattered section, curated by Kalia Brooks, gives a multitude of faces to the, at first faceless, online movement of #BlackLivesMatter.
In a real life context, as in a weight loss program, individual physiological and psychological factors, often genetically influenced, interact with social and environmental factors, giving a multitude of individual responses to both the magnitude and rate of weight changes.
If so, the underlying molecular mechanisms promoting cellular replacement and regeneration by lung stem cells is still undefined and will give a multitude of further questions for future studies.
Trying to create the illusion of variety, the Big Three have given us a multitude of names to choose from, with a little face-lifting here and there, but underneath the cosmetics they are pretty much the same car.
