The problems were multiple, and grave.
"It's multiple and multiple accumulating influences," she said.
Hyperosmolarity has multiple and complex cellular effects.
For what it's worth, faith can't really be practised, faith should never be preceded by an indefinite article, and faith cannot be pluralised.
Alongside traditional demographic categories, 'social reality' is shaped by 'new' communication technologies that create more permeable, plastic, and fluid social boundaries facilitated by democratised, pluralised media appearing to support greater public/individual access, while concurrently excluding, marginalising, and maintaining power relations (García-Jiménez, 2012).
The case study reveals several changes in the transport system: pluralised number of actor roles and actor networks in the system, emergence of a new kind of business and service layer because of the new dynamic inter-linkages between the actors, and further, possibility to capture the service layer with the concept of "technology service".
There are multiple rights and lefts, and multiple middles as well.
The only difference between now and ten years ago when I started college is that the advice is now pluralised: now you have to think about your résumés.
The media are further pluralised by the digital revolution.
