Whether it is the result of or in reaction to the systematic dysfunction in our governmental institutions and processes is debatable, but what is beyond debate is the fact that we as a nation are striving mightily to confront the myriad problems attendant to an economy that is slowly and deliberately trying to get back on track.
Immediate action on water and sanitation is crucial to securing a long-term solutions to Iraq's myriad problems, according to UNICEF Special Representative in Iraq Roger Wright.
Rarely are the aging mothers and fathers able to tell of the myriad problems attendant to this stage of life and what they think may, if not reduce or cure them, make them less problematic.
Statements from the White House, including from the president, in support of Afghanistan were resolute, but behind them was a halting, sometimes reluctant commitment to solving Afghanistan's myriad problems, according to dozens of interviews in the United States, at NATO headquarters in Brussels and in Kabul, the Afghan capital.
The couple have five children between them, and although only one of those lives with them full time, they still have to deal with the myriad problems common to many stepfamilies, like scheduling visits, communicating with the other parents and even deciding who pays for school photographs.
China also has myriad problems related to her shift from a command to a market economy.
During that time, Reckson said it had spent millions of dollars helping the state resolve myriad problems related to the site, the largest tract of undeveloped land on Long Island.
The myriad problems perceived to be caused by immigrants were becoming inseparable in American politics.
In the Pacific, there are a myriad of problems to work through – many health clinics are at risk from inundation and are inaccessible to those in remote areas.
To Mr. Bhagwati, India's myriad problems have less to do with poor health and literacy than a poor investment climate.
