Sentence examples for myriad troubles from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yattara's account of the battle for Diabaly helps illustrate some of the myriad troubles plaguing Mali's army.

In 2008, I wrote a long piece about the myriad troubles and difficult transitions facing the industry.

Coming only five months after the state's worst flooding, the snow just added to the myriad troubles facing those displaced by the flood.

In this turbulent age of excess and superficiality, how refreshing to know that Franciscan communities devoted to simplicity, prayer and service to others exist in the midst of urban areas fraught with myriad troubles.

Tracy Lovatt, the head of strategy for BBDO New York, the advertising agency that produced the Mountain Dew campaign with Mr. Norris, said that the myriad troubles facing the country have created an appetite for the heroes who seemed omnipotent during the '80s, a time when the country appeared to have dug itself out of a quagmire.

Both companies may benefit from the myriad troubles at AOL Time Warner 's America Online division, which is struggling with executive changes, lack of a coherent growth strategy and questions about its accounting.

"It is astonishing, the myriad of troubles that come up in the course of renovation," he said.

Wiseman's movie observes in action the myriad personal troubles and systemic issues that skew the relationship of clients to the bureaucracy.

Given Deutsche's myriad other troubles — a role in the manipulation of a financial benchmark, claims of trades that violated Russian sanctions and a generalized sense of confusion about its mission — the American pursuit of a stiff penalty comes at an inopportune time.

In subsequent interviews, the composer has stated that a myriad of troubles led to his departure from New York.

Finally, I had been conditioned by the same press attention to Crosby's myriad legal troubles with guns and drugs, that I'd be dealing with a real wild-man out of control.