Sentence examples for myriad dangers from inspiring English sources

The government must finally honor its obligation to seal the mines and deal with their myriad dangers.

One of the myriad dangers Awil faces is constant gunfire between his squad and another group of government soldiers from a different clan.

If they don't get poisoned by an exploding condom of cocaine, they still face the myriad dangers represented by customs officials, drug barons and the psycho middlemen charged with delivering the product from the mules to the marketplace.

Accordingly, a number of the young men arrived in America armed with cassettes of taped lectures from their elders, warning of the myriad dangers they perceived in the boys' future.

London presents myriad dangers from erratic drivers, pedestrians stepping into roads and, yes, other cyclists.

"The legal opinion is very clear that there are a myriad of dangers if health comes under the current TTIP system," Owen said.

It found that labelling alcohol with warnings regarding its myriad health dangers could help almost half of the survey's participants think about drinking less alcohol.

There are a myriad of dangers that are inherent in continuing in the hallucination of a post-racial America or in the supremacy of the class analysis, but more importantly and perhaps, more subtly, is the hypocrisy of challenging America's economic status quo by expunging America of her racist economic foundation.

With our country in danger from a myriad of outside elements, we must find the means to come together on common ground and not remain a nation of separation.

Such a perspective runs the danger of missing the myriad ways in which science and commerce are intertwined and the myriad ways in which these activities might be assessed.

You can read the play in myriad ways: as a Freudian drama about the dangers of sexual repression or as a political fable about the overthrow of an incipiently fascist state.