Sentence examples for myriad plans from inspiring English sources

On the bleakest of afternoons, I'd dream up myriad plans for cooking with that first batch.

There are myriad plans for all the different public-employee unions, various contribution formulas for each one and actuarial projections that require an advanced degree to unravel.

When Farage was asked by the BBC presenter Andrew Neil about the party's myriad plans for tax cuts, he said: "I'm not talking about any of those things".

BERLIN — German law enforcement officials said on Saturday that they were looking for two suspected terrorists thought to be in or around the capital city in one of several investigations aimed at thwarting what the authorities believe are myriad plans by Islamic radicals to attack the nation.

Among myriad plans for health care reform, McCain proposes a tax code change that would eliminate the "bias toward employer-sponsored health insurance" by providing individuals with a $2,500 tax credit for health insurance.

Myriad executives said Syngenta and Myriad planned to sell access to their rice genome database to commercial customers, like seed companies or agricultural biotechnology companies.

And several said the Bush administration's policy of delivering the Medicare drug benefit through myriad private plans made the effort that much more difficult.

For instance, she said the company had hired a general counsel, Jeff Benjamin, with 40 years of experience, and a new head of human resources, Scott Crum, to streamline the company's myriad compensation plans.

A way to check if this is true is to compare what Veterans Affairs, which is allowed to negotiate, pays for its drugs compared with the price of drugs negotiated by the myriad private plans.

The New York Times Learning Network hosts a smorgasbord of resources and the Guardian Teacher Network also has myriad lessons plans including this general introduction, with specific lessons on the arms race, "containing" communism, the "real" origins of the cold war and its eventual end.

Many thought that cellphones, with their myriad service plans, detailed contract terms and wildly different designs, were best sold in brick-and-mortar stores by trained experts.