Sentence examples for myriad which from inspiring English sources

Myriad, which said it would cooperate with Mr. Blumenthal's request, defends the commercial and other elements of what it calls a public awareness campaign.

Stock in Myriad, which is based in Salt Lake City, fell 30 cents, to $5.03 a share, and stock in Javelin, which is based in Cambridge, Mass., rose 7 cents, to $1.30 a share.

A week later, the Supreme Court set aside the federal appeals court's July 2011 decision favoring Myriad, which is based in Salt Lake City, and directed that court to review the case in light of the Prometheus ruling.

Myriad, which holds the patents on the genes called BRCA1 and BRCA2 with the University of Utah Research Foundation, charges more than $3,000 for its breast cancer risk test.

Consistent with the style of Apple advertising and packaging, the billboard was black type on a white background and its typeface was a version of Myriad, which Apple uses nearly exclusively.

They also said that the patents allowed Myriad, which sells the only BRCA gene test, to set the cost and other parameters of tests, making it difficult for women to access alternate tests or get a comprehensive second opinion about their results.

That turnaround effort was ill-conceived in myriad ways (which I wrote about in The New Yorker earlier this year).

The indenture also lists the park's myriad rules, which forbid large parties, playing on the grass and drinking alcohol.

She deftly illuminated its eclectic moods and myriad timbres — which ranged from breathy, guttural noises to rhapsodic melodies in a high register, interspersed and contrasted with digital sounds.

Throughout the set, Mr. Bavouzet's deft touch, fluid playing and coloristic flair illuminated myriad details, which unfolded with crystalline clarity and hazy atmospherics in turn.

Only a contrarian would deny 2010 was a year dominated by pop in its myriad forms (which may explain the large marketshare).