Sentence examples for multitude of very from inspiring English sources

Even that it actively suppresses good new ideas while letting through a multitude of very bad ones.

Topping nearly every 2015 predictions list in town, including Gartner's renowned Strategic Technology Trends forecast, the world is beginning to acknowledge that the internet of things, is in fact, a multitude of very different things, ranging from the mundane to the life-and-death.

It wasn't until the mid-2000s, when Kate Moss introduced the festival-frequenting classes to the possibilities of Marc Jacobs when worn with sawn-off denim hot pants, that festivals were reconfigured as showcases for a multitude of very fine looks.

We may still yearn for the Oscars head-to-heads of the 1970s (75's Chinatown vs. The Godfather Part II for instance), but in an increasingly cold-blooded studio system that weighs films like it would stocks, it's reassuring that such wild visions have still found their way onto the big screen – or indeed a multitude of very small ones.

Contaminated air is bubbled through porous medium submerged into liquid and subsequently split into multitude of very small bubbles.

In these senses, with its large rural community and multitude of very small high schools, Kansas provides an excellent opportunity to explore these stereotypes.

Just as Germany has its mighty Mittelstand, the backbone of its economy, so China has a multitude of vigorous, (very) private entrepreneurs: a fast-growing thicket of bamboo capitalism.These entrepreneurs often operate outside not only the powerful state-controlled companies, but outside the country's laws.

The course of bipolar disorder is often characterised by a multitude of individual, very diverse symptoms [ 1].

One is developing titles that can run on a multitude of Android smartphones including very basic and cheap models and not burn up users' slow and costly data.

Some of these clusters correspond to well-known plant miRNAs and we found that for all of these cases the read distribution is very distinctive in that a multitude of different reads, often of very high abundance, were associated with the mature miRNA and the miRNA* regions of the precursor miRNA, but virtually no reads aligned to the intervening region.

"[T]he very multitude of them is hurtful to scholarship, because it creates a glut and even in good things satiety is most harmful".