Sentence examples for have myriad problems from inspiring English sources

In the post-Waugh era Australia have myriad problems.

It is true that the Red Cross and many others have myriad problems with their fund-raising and operations.

But the Jets have myriad problems that have led to their start, and Edwards does not want Pennington to feel that he carries the burden of rallying the team again.

Over its history, of course, Aeroflot has had myriad problems.

Instead it invested heavily in Helios, a so-called dry film technology used for medical imaging that had myriad problems.

So, yes, foreign aid has myriad problems, and global poverty is far too persistent — but four million lives saved a year is an extraordinary achievement.

The Brewers also had myriad problems off the field: they acknowledged an operating debt of $110 million and blamed some of it on an attendance decrease.

China also has myriad problems related to her shift from a command to a market economy.

But in recent years the hospital had been found to have myriad management and quality problems, including patient deaths that health officials said were related to poor care.

Consuming plastic can cause myriad problems, Wilcox says.

Public employee unions, in their defense, say politicians have unfairly made them into simplistic bogeymen, responsible for problems that have myriad causes.