Sentence examples for myriad causes from inspiring English sources

He generously supported myriad causes and organizations.

CNC Given the myriad causes how can we tackle global conflict?

Researchers from Human Rights Watch point to myriad causes for the disproportionately high number of blacks incarcerated for drugs.

Anticolonialism further influenced myriad causes, from America's Black Panthers in the 1960s to Hugo Chávez's Bolivarian revolution in Venezuela today.

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

"We have always had enormous difficulty in persuading countries to behave in a international way," said Kapila, "but we need now to concentrate on root causes of large population migrations, celebrate those with the ability and courage to stay where they are, when they can, and help solve the myriad causes of unhappiness in the world.

Far from being disengaged, many of them have dedicated large slices of their lives to a myriad of causes, from party politics to liberation movements.

The heterogeneity of its clinical manifestations and the differential responses to treatment and varied prognoses have long suggested myriad underlying causes.

While there are myriad possible causes for this adaptation (Bastock 2007), in part this could be to ensure the successful transfer of spermatophores (for example, in the whip spiders, Fig. 2a; Weygoldt 2002).

There are a myriad of causes, including: poor gut bacteria, certain genetic polymorphisms, and inflammation.

Like many social problems, gender-based violence stems from myriad root causes.