Sentence examples for the myriad issues from inspiring English sources

That, amid the myriad issues of the Blunt affair, is a point of reference worth recalling.

It's easy to diffuse one's effect with the myriad issues and opportunities being MP brings.

While the myriad issues facing the U.S. have changed and changed again since Kennedy's time, the importance of being guided by the highest principles and ideals has not.

Expanding the breadth of experience would help ensure that federal courts have jurists who have some real-life understanding of the myriad issues that come before them.

The television case is part of what owners said they wanted included in mediated talks leading toward a "global resolution" of the myriad issues that divide the sides.

I'm hit and miss with the suet, and I haven't spent much time considering the myriad issues -- technical, ethical and ecological -- in feeding birds.

Although the generally accepted mold remediation protocols reduced bioaerosols in the demonstration houses, myriad issues including the qualifications of those performing the work (including homeowners), depth and duration of flooding, and the availability of electricity and supplies can affect the feasibility and ultimately the success of flood cleanup efforts.

"The committee considered myriad issues, ranging from the global economic landscape to specific player issues, and that the best and most strategic course of action at this time would be not to exercise the termination clause".

In these essays he confronts myriad issues — the plight of the Chinese farmer, the eroding spirituality of Chinese youth — offering "the best analysis I have read of what's wrong in the People's Republic of China," Jonathan Mirsky wrote here.

Speaking of that continent, Matt Pascual, a participant in Silent Quest and the Africa desk officer for SOCOM's Euro-Africa Supporthatoup, nothe that the U.S. and its allies were already dealing with "myriad issues" in the region and, perhaps most importantly, that many of the participating countries "are already there".

To put the RiverWalk plan into effect, myriad issues will have to be resolved, including the fate of the Yonkers Paddling and Rowing Club, a 120-year-old group that uses a boathouse in Yonkers that the county would like to remove to make way for the path, which will run through Habirshaw Park, a park the county is creating nearby.