Trump boasted on May 14, 2016, "Obamacare is going to be repealed and replaced with something much less expensive that works much better," one of myriad such statements during the campaign.
Alexander draws inspiration from myriad influences, from statements made by other coaches and reporters' questions and inspirational quotations and slogans from billboards he spies on the recruiting trail.
In the days after Tuesday's crashes, officials discounted the possibility of terrorism, offering myriad, often contradictory statements suggesting that human or mechanical errors were the cause, despite the coincidence of simultaneous air disasters.
In chapter 40 of Laozi's Daodejing we find the statement, "The myriad things are born from being.
In a prepared statement today, Myriad President and CEO Peter Meldrum said: "We strongly support the court's decision that isolated DNA and cDNA are patent-eligible material...
Finally, the myriad of insensitive and offensive statements made by Mr. Trump toward minorities (African-Americans, Latinos and Muslims), those with disabilities and women, to name a few, suggested to many that he did not have the temperament to be President.
But Myriad pointed out in a statement on Monday that the Justice Department also agreed with the company on other issues.
Canaccord said: The third quarter management statement highlighted the myriad headwinds the company faces as it restructures in difficult markets.
The emails slip, barely noticed, into my inbox from the obliquely named "BillingWebTeam", while you have to jump through myriad hoops to access a detailed statement.
Bacon's statement points to our myriad attempts to find and understand the "meaning" behind the order we do find in the universe, the order that allows science to exist but which, if taken to unobjective extremes, can produce the follies of astrology, numerology, evolutionary progressionism, and a host of other belief systems.
