Sentence examples for myriad changes to from inspiring English sources
G.M. prepped this Ohio-built Cruze with myriad changes to both the gasoline version — including a Cruze Eco that hits 42 m.p.g. on the highway, albeit with a manual transmission — and international diesel models.
Given the myriad changes to celebrity culture, and the fashion world, since 2001, there's a perfect opportunity for Stiller, along with screenwriter Justin Theroux, to skewer the selfie-taking, Instagram-obsessed world that Zoolander will now find himself in (the plot is said to revolve around the difficulties faced by Derek as he readjusts to a culture that now sees him as a relic).
The company has long provided me with statistics to help me understand the impact of Facebook's myriad changes to the news feed.
Among the myriad changes to have impacted the regulation of financial markets in recent years, one of the most significant yet least recognized is the growing role of technology in the regulatory process where it is used to detect emerging problems in the marketplace and guide the enforcement process.
That said, Australia capitulated woefully in the second half, with Ecuador's myriad changes at half-time paying off.
Fast forward 15 years, and reality TV has gone through a myriad of changes to evolve into a genre that sees celebrities eating kangaroo balls and Z-listers throwing themselves off an Olympic ski jump.
Our data in fact argue that there are likely to be myriad additional changes to the genome and genes produced by cortical increases in DNA content that represent, on average, hundreds of megabases of additional sequence.
While valuable, these studies do not allow us to conclude if an EMT sustained under "physiologic conditions" within the tumor microenvironment leads to the myriad changes in phenotype observed in vitro.
Suzanne liked to watch the myriad changes in the northern sky from the old-fashioned chair glider swing on the front lawn.
Are we happier with our lives and are we better equipped to handle the myriad changes than they are?
Starvation in non-differentiating bacteria is known to induce a myriad of molecular changes to allow for more efficient nutrient scavenging and increased stress resistance [56].
