Sentence examples for myriad reports from inspiring English sources

Osborne's emphasis on growth came against myriad reports of where the government might cut on Wednesday.

From the US, where the fracturing – fracking – of shale rock has been pioneered, come myriad reports of disastrous gas leaks, land contaminated by the chemicals used in extraction, and drinking water rendered unsafe by pollution from the drilling.

Working from home at night and on weekends, with the volunteer help of two genetics counselors, he began contacting geneticist friends and people he knew at large clinics, asking them to send in Myriad reports.

While myriad reports and investigations showed that the minerals service was essentially the handmaiden of industry before Mr. Obama took office, the administration failed to take any significant action until after the spill.

In "A Journey" Mr. Blair writes that "the full array of experts were consulted" about Iraq, completely sidestepping the myriad reports from military and civilian insiders documenting how warnings about the difficulties of the postwar phase (from the State Department and the C.I.A., among others) were disregarded.

There is heavy interest from the buyside though – just look at the myriad reports of Facebook shares changing hands through secondary exchanges – and at a certain point venture capital backers will want to get liquidity out of their investment.

Brent Moulton, an associate director, explained that G.D.P. is a statistical compilation of data from about 200 surveys from 38 federal agencies, plus myriad private reports.

"There was no evidence; he never should have been charged," says Mr. Singer, who was helpless when it came to blocking the myriad media reports that resulted.

The myriad news reports about rumors of investigations by various regulatory agencies stands in stark contrast to shareholder sentiment at the nation's largest, most successful bank, JPMorgan Chase.

The message, from the co-founders Jerry Yang and David Filo, along with Roy Bostock, Yahoo's chairman, came in an e-mail to employees on Friday that was intended to dispel a myriad of reports in the media about Yahoo's future.

Unfortunately, this history has not been systematically analyzed nor recorded but is buried in a myriad of reports and other gray literature.