Sentence examples for myriad projects and from inspiring English sources

Auletta whose lengthy profile of Google last spring rankled company insiders because of the paucity of quotes from executives kicked off the conversation by asking Schmidt about how the Internet giant plans to make money from its myriad projects and businesses.

The primary objective of this study was to solicit and identify perspectives on vertical aid among key Mozambican public sector health managers who must coordinate, implement, and manage the myriad projects, agencies, and resource flows that the increase in vertical funding has produced amid these continued severe workforce staffing shortages.

Yet as I learned with our own co-operative, I started noticing grassroots projects organising along truly leftist principles all around me. Community groups with horizontal power structures, grassroots unions, co-operative printing presses and bookshops, anti-poverty campaigns and myriad projects run by their workers or participants were brought to life.

We use the winter to brainstorm, network, build momentum so that we may emerge rejuvenated with fresh tactics, philosophies, and a myriad projects ready to rumble next Spring.

The team's virtual roadmap provides endowment officers considering divestment the tools they need to keep up with America's burgeoning 21st century clean energy economy and the myriad projects that will sustain it.

Their relationship lasted for almost 25 years from the 1970s, when he studied with Kemp, and they remain firm friends and collaborators on myriad projects.

The huge foundation, brimming with billions of dollars from Mr. Gates and Warren Buffett, is well known for its myriad projects around the world to promote health and education.

The report says: Despite myriad projects aimed at improving education, increasing productivity, and implementing cocoa certification, the collective impact has been limited and the industry has been unable to solve the root cause of the problem: the very low prices paid to farmers.

Irrespective of an organization's guiding ethical framework, the ability to sort and appraise the potential risks of myriad projects using a single, comprehensive tool remains valuable.

It appears that almost no Cablevision employees have been assigned to the satellite project and that almost no money has been spent on any of the other myriad projects required to introduce a national satellite service.

A clear line runs through Gates's myriad projects.