Sentence examples for such a multiplicity from inspiring English sources

Amid such a multiplicity of tongues, Tok Pisin serves as an effective lingua franca.

A more appropriate diagnosis was PDD-NOS — pervasive developmental disorder, not otherwise specified — a mild form of autism that presents in such a multiplicity of forms that Hirsch considered it "a technical confession of ignorance," he said.

Citibank wrote, "It would be extremely difficult for these banks to stay current on all state and local laws that could possibly apply to them across the United States, to be certain which ones would cover their activities, and to attempt to comply with such a multiplicity of different — and potentially inconsistent — requirements".

Such a multiplicity does not exist if both the column length and mass-transfer rates are finite, but the approach to the unique steady state may be exceedingly slow ("creep"), a phenomenon known from asymmetric dynamics.

Such a multiplicity of bacterial virulence factors encoded within a single genome can frustrate attempts to dissect virulence via conventional mutagenesis.

Such a multiplicity may be explained by different factors, among them, diversity of statistical techniques and data size constraints.

As such, there are a multiplicity of ways in which one can embrace this seasonal day off.

If one imagines that a multiplicity, such as the manifold universe, arises out of a single cause, such as God or Brahman or consciousness, then one must provide a coherent account of what causes the differentiation among the many effects.

Empirical models such as MEGAN include a multiplicity of functions for each environmental response of isoprene emission.

Teaching, after all, is about having the confidence to inspire young people with both creative and career possibilities; digital skills, through their cross-curricular nature, open up a multiplicity of such possibilities.

But even such precise movements may carry a multiplicity of meanings; at first I think the ringing is asking if meaning can be 'clear as a bell'.