Sentence examples for myriad cases from inspiring English sources

Still, some lawyers involved in the myriad cases over Enron's collapse detect a note of fatalism in its conduct.

Not covered were the myriad cases like that of my friend's father, in which patients were near the end of life but not in cardiac arrest.

Under the program, a single Supreme Court justice has been handling all the myriad cases involving each troubled family, from assaults to divorce proceedings to child custody disputes.

Public resources can best be protected not by nitpicking over myriad cases, but by concentrating "on areas where the risk of misgovernment is the greatest".

When Monsanto introduced the playing fields of America to AstroTurf in 1965, there were myriad cases of "carpet burn" and torn knee ligaments from shoes catching in the unyielding artificial fiber and broken bones from the cement underneath.

It's a narrative that recounts every lurid report of Israeli cruelty as indisputable fact but leaves out the rise of Fatah and Palestinian terrorism before 1967; the Munich Olympics; Black September; myriad cases of suicide bombings; and other spectaculars.

It's why I take note of what's new in academic publishing, because every once in a while, among the myriad case studies, sociology textbooks, and course companions, a book such as Jock Young's crops up.

Popular "history from below" replaces charismatic individuals with a historian's reach and judgment, the ability to pull, from a myriad case histories, diaries and letters, those individual stories that can symbolise many others and create a compelling narrative.

Hired by defense solicitors, local police, and national police forces like the Serious Organized Crime Agency and the Independent Police Complaints Commission, academics from the Centre for Forensic Linguistics at Aston University, for example, have provided expert testimony in myriad court cases.

In myriad individual cases police helped people in distress, although there was also rampant corruption and brutality.

Bhutto extracted her own concession: forgiveness of the myriad corruption cases against her and her husband, Asif Ali Zardari.