Sentence examples for myriad of conflicts from inspiring English sources

"Hopefully this is a signal that he's taking the issue very seriously and putting together a plan to deal with the myriad of conflicts his business brings by selling the business and putting the proceeds in a true blind trust, rather than using this as a stall tactic like he did to avoid releasing his tax returns after promising them".

"Hopefully this is a signal that he's taking the issue very seriously and putting together a plan to deal with the myriad of conflicts his business brings by selling the business and putting the proceeds in a true blind trust, rather than using this as a stall tactic like he did to avoid releasing his tax returns after promising them," he said.

Aside from the fact that crime statistics are inherently patchy – and can often be interpreted to prove a myriad of conflicting points – these different accounts paint an interesting picture about how we perceive violence in our society.

I expected to find a myriad of conflicting views, but conversations on the first two days as I travelled from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem all pointed in a single direction - Shas.

We hear a myriad of conflicting things from these buildings.

[ 7- 9] This may explain the myriad of conflicting reports on the incidence of this condition in different newborn centres worldwide.

Though I've lived in and write about the gigantic, endlessly fascinating continent that is Africa, I still find it difficult to keep up with the myriad of elections, celebrations, conflicts, and sporting matches that take place there each year.

All of this is set against a background of brewing scandals, myriad conflicts of interest, the gleeful humiliation of longstanding foes, and a President-elect who refuses to show even a measure of curiosity about the possibility that Russian intelligence agencies meddled in a national election.

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He denounced racial intolerance and nuclear weapons and promoted a renewal of faith -- calling on churches to train "Christian commandos" -- but did not immerse himself in the myriad smaller conflicts of the church.

Indeed, what Parenti hypothesized anecdotally through Loruman's story and profiles of myriad other conflicts brewing across the globe, the researchers attempt to quantify statistically -- perhaps for the first time.