A symbol of myriad joys

He told himself that man was a being with myriad lives and myriad sensations.

The myriad benefits of a Northeast Asian FTA are clear.

The myriad benefits of a Northeast Asian FTA are clear.

There are myriad options.

And when angiogenesis is out of balance, a myriad of diseases result.

But every single thing that makes us, every atom in us, has already created a myriad of different things and will go on to create a myriad of new things.

But every single thing that makes us, every atom in us, has already created a myriad of different things and will go on to create a myriad of new things.

The towers of the city . The myriad lights

All the myriad of treasures We have got

The incentives to delay are myriad.

But a Utah based company, Myriad Genetics, claims more than that.

Additionally, a myriad of problems continues to pose serious threats to the maintenance of a climate of peace and serenity.

It will be recalled that the Convention imposes myriad duties of cooperation.

The myriad voices of humanity are not failed attempts at being us.

In their place are a myriad of problems, suppressed during the cold war, that are now resurfacing.

As a result, the myriad challenges facing the global economy were never far away.

These meetings serve a very useful purpose by promoting mutual understanding and cooperation on a myriad of issues of common interest.

We believe that to strengthen the coordination of humanitarian and disaster relief, coordination must be inclusive of a myriad of actors.

Throughout Colorado we have active conversations happening on a myriad of issues from red tape to education to healthcare.

There have been myriad academic contributions to the debate as well.

Investors and policymakers are often altogether ignorant of the myriad historical experiences with financial crises.

And, as the Myriad case shows, they can even result in unnecessary loss of life.

The Committee was thus kept informed of the myriad activities being undertaken by the associations.

These individuals' prenatal experience of starvation seems to have changed their bodies in myriad ways.

Housing prices are being propped up temporarily by myriad subsidies, while a commercial real estate tsunami looms.

But imagine a world where textbooks are adapted to many learning styles and translated into myriad languages.

The case, American Civil Liberties Union v. Myriad Genetics , may have a tremendous impact on medicine and science.

Myriad is a true example of an American corporation for which profit trumps all other values, including the value of human life itself.

After all, Myriad did not invent the technologies used to analyze the genes.

If these technologies had been patented, Myriad might not have made its discoveries.

The British Army has throughout its history operated ships, ports and myriad boats.

The United States and various western European countries began a policy of containment of communism and forged myriad alliances to this end, including NATO.

Effective development recognizes the complexity of the endeavour and builds national capacity for the myriad tasks involved.

These myriad voices of humanity are not failed attempts at being new, failed attempts at being modern.

40. The agenda of the General Assembly reflects the concern of Member States with a myriad of issues spanning political, economic, social and financial fields.

39. The agenda of the General Assembly reflects the concern of Member States with a myriad of issues spanning political, economic, social and financial fields.

Many also blame the UN for failing to solve the Middle East s myriad problems.

The American economy will benefit in myriad ways from its change in energy supply.

Exposure to bad outcomes in Africa, with its myriad security problems, increases those risks.

Women still confronted myriad challenges related to poverty, illness including HIV AIDS and violence.

Despite or because of this lack of definition and measurability, policymakers, write Böhringer and Keller, exploit the energy security argument to justify a myriad of measures.

And their myriad interdependencies increase the risks of transnational threats, such as disease outbreaks, and resource related confrontations.

Similarly, Latin America, once the playground of myriad juntas and golpes, is now largely anchored in political liberalism.

The general concept of ownership is not by itself a roadmap to a successful new economy, and there are myriad interpretations of how to carry out the revolution.