Sentence examples for myriad disasters from inspiring English sources

There is, of course, no undoing the myriad disasters of Election Day.

Worldwide, archaeologists are at the sharp end of myriad disasters, natural and man made.

You begin to wonder if the Bush White House, in its urgent need to find scapegoats for the myriad disasters it has inflicted, is preparing to repeat a dismal and dismaying episode of the Nixon years.

The male gods were forever zooming down to copulate with a mortal girl, from which there followed inevitable myriad disasters.

I think that Wall Street has done great things for us amidst its myriad disasters.

As is the case in myriad disaster situations, people more frequently discover forms of cooperation and commonality rather than exacerbating their tendencies toward competition and conflict.

Fossil fuels also have the hidden costs of climate change, which will likely dwarf those of nuclear power, as well as the costs of oil spills and other disasters and myriad government subsidies.

As a president, Romney would face disasters of myriad varieties.

Children are affected by disasters in myriad ways – death or injury, and the threat of disease caused by disrupted access to basic services such as health, nutrition, safe water and sanitation.

This past week alone saw Gmail smoosh in more new features, from Skype-like inbox Voice (success or disaster?) to a myriad of magical pixies that learn Inbox Priorities from consumption and clicking behavior.

That will depend in part on the answers to the myriad unanswered questions about the disaster which, for the time being, appear to be in short supply.