Sentence examples for multitude of foreign from inspiring English sources

His successor, Truman, seemed beset by a multitude of foreign and domestic crises.

Although a multitude of foreign bodies (including the toothbrush) can cause abrasion, the most common yet most overlooked is food.

Do infections play a pathogenic role by evoking immune reactions, for example resulting from molecular mimicry with a specific microbe or from repeated exposures to a multitude of foreign agents triggering a wear and tear type of immune defence?

Although prostitution in Greece is legal, in recent years the number of legally registered sex workers has been dwarfed by a multitude of unregistered foreign women who are rumored to have sex for as little as five euros.

How will the multitude of domestic and foreign players in Syria react to Russian military intervention?

"[It is] a polycentric decision based upon a multitude of domestic and foreign policy and political concerns for which the expertise of ministers and their officials are particularly well-suited and the courts ill-suited".

Much of their confidence was due to unexpected success in India, where as the over-extended Moghul empire imploded in the 18th century, a vast subcontinent lay open to a multitude of warlords, both Indian and foreign.

There are a multitude of complex, interconnected reasons why foreign-language cinema has taken such a hit, including its displacement by American independent film in the publics over-multimedia-stimulated imagination.

On the other hand, opportunistic pathogens are exposed to a multitude of environmental constraints that can favor an increased tolerance towards the acquisition of foreign DNA and the selection of novel metabolic properties.

Quotes reports of foreign visitors.

Bribery of foreign officials.