It's crapshoot economics; a few great successes can pay for myriad failures.
As with all matters involving the U.S. military, the American strategy, despite its myriad failures, is deeply impressive.
The women routinely responded that they would have trouble whittling down their myriad failures to just three instances.
But four months after his estranged daughter's suicide, her diaries turn up in his mailbox, leading him to re-evaluate his own life and myriad failures.
By focusing on the City and big business, the campaign had nothing to say about the victims of the myriad failures of so many local economies.
As he reads about her troubled childhood, he begins to re-evaluate his own life and his myriad failures: chief among them, his failed, acrimonious marriage and his failed relationships with Sophie and Sadie.
The campaign had become pretty much a referendum on the current economic carnage and eight years of mostly bad news turning to worse, and for the moment, at least, the crisis on Wall Street appeared to have accomplished what Obama's strategists had been unable to do for months leading up to it: change the focus from Obama's readiness and supposed elitism to George W. Bush's myriad failures.
Remarkably, those accusations only comprised a sliver of the two days' worth of testimony; in a rare display of bipartisanship, Democrats and Republicans mostly cooperated in grilling the Facebook CEO on his company's myriad failures.
In particular, Geithner blocked Bair's effort to force Citi's CEO accountable for his myriad failures.
*The only good topics of conversation are: the NBA, romance gossip, the myriad failures of modern capitalism, somebody you both hate.
He continues: "The book's attempts at humor and whimsicality embarrass me," although "what embarrasses me far more is the pitiless recounting of my myriad failures.
