Sentence examples for this myriad from inspiring English sources

Disappointment, frustration and confusion are universal and multi-gendered – though, to my immense relief, what this myriad of anonymous voices reveals is one huge contemporary certainty.

Out of this myriad of stereotypes, two 30-year-old comedians, Bryan Fogel and Sam Wolfson, have written a play with the unfortunate title of "Jewtopia" that has become one of the biggest and most improbable theatrical hits in Los Angeles.

At his apartment, "after her eyes had adjusted to the darkness, she saw that the little world inside had barely changed; it was as if the little room had been encased in a time capsule.... Wang Qiyao failed to understand that it is precisely this myriad of unchanging little worlds that serves as a counterfoil to the tumultuous changes taking place in the outside world".

This myriad of processes is called carbon cycle (see Fig. 1).

So what can be done about this myriad of problems facing women in research?

However, this myriad of short-term projects coexist with long-run innovation.

Combine this with the myriad other types of data and business logic and you create an intricate mesh of data that's difficult to derive conclusions from.

In this light, the myriad of factors involved in study design can be checked for their effects on the ultimate outcomes, and the popular existing designs can be sorted into building blocks that may be useful for particular situations.

We checked out the special edition to answer this, and the myriad other questions that have stumped us since 1994. .

We checked out the special edition to answer this and the myriad other questions that have stumped us since 1994. .

On the other hand, contrast this to the myriad companies that try to cash in on reputational claims they can't support.