The phrase
"myriad challenges" means a large number or variety of difficult problems or obstacles.
Full definition
You will do nothing short of determining the fortunes of your firm as you help it
navigate myriad challenges arising from multiple sources.
It has low - income urban areas
facing myriad challenges and whose families don't have adequate access to great schools.
He said Nigeria budget process at all levels of governance was bedevilled
by myriad challenges and problems which impact negatively on service delivery.
Homeowners Insurance — The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Tinley Park homeowners face
myriad challenges keeping their dwellings safe and their budgets reasonable.
I want to tackle the game's
myriad challenges in the order in which the game's writers decided was logical, not on an arbitrary basis as and when I stumble across them.
Martin Schreibman, a biologist at Brooklyn College in New York City and an advocate for urban aquaculture, concedes that aquaponics
poses myriad challenges but, like Rakocy, he sees the tank as half full.
With 90 percent of the 600 - plus student body at 21st Century Charter School in Gary on free and reduced - price lunch, Kevin Teasley, president of the Indianapolis - based GEO Foundation, which operates the charter school,
noted myriad challenges.
Eggers» uproarious outlaw odyssey features an Ohio dentist, Josie, and her two children — kind eight - year - old Paul and tempestuous five - year - old Ana — as they elude Josie's ex by driving a rattletrap RV across Alaska,
encountering myriad challenges, including rampaging wildfires.
These extracts reveal how the San Francisco - based internal Sega studio behind the game kept itself together — and even grew stronger —
despite myriad challenges, and an eventual product that was roundly panned by critics.
We have
myriad challenge ideas posted on our EcoChallenge website, and here are some of the EcoChallenge's I've taken on in the past:
Research has found that severe disciplinary and exclusionary practices in preschool have the potential to set children on a path of negative developmental outcomes down the road — that children who have been expelled or suspended in these early years are more likely to
experience myriad challenges later, including school delinquency, poor academic performance, school dropout, and the preschool to prison pipeline (Meek & Gilliam, 2016; Losen & Skiba; 2010; Gregory, Skiba, & Noguera, 2010).
But how to provide teachers, already overwhelmed
with myriad challenges, the tools to deliver successful vocabulary instruction for a diverse, multi-level student group?
I've made the case that high - performing, high - poverty schools can provide safety, stability, and hope to at - risk kids and their families and that these features have immeasurable value in distressed neighborhoods beset
by myriad challenges.
Whether you're traditionally published, self - published, or choose a hybrid publisher (you'll get a small or no advance, an editor, a publicist, and higher percentage of royalties than traditional offers but maybe not the reviewers and other perks), one of the first steps in marketing your book — the cover —
presents myriad challenges.
Homeowners Insurance — The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Tinley Park homeowners face
myriad challenges keeping their dwellings safe and their budgets reasonable.
All the reading in the world can only sort of prepare you for
the myriad challenges and joys coming your way.
In a county as populous and diverse as Suffolk, coordinating the planning efforts of towns and villages should be a priority — especially in the face of
the myriad challenges the area faces.
Richard Carranza, who starts as schools chancellor today, faces
myriad challenges.
In the meantime, she is working on
the myriad challenges of designing a complex electronic device, such as programming a small chip to be placed in the wrist apparatus to enable it to transmit joint - angle information to the implanted stimulator.
By August of 1989, despite the progress that different teams were making, Brooks saw that
the myriad challenges of turning bright ideas into working machinery had put the project behind schedule.
Last week, a Houston, Texas, company called Gene by Gene (GBG) retreated from
its Myriad challenge, agreeing to stop selling test kits in North America.
China is a land of diverse opportunities and
myriad challenges; from those already there, objectives, ideas, and advice vary.
The myriad challenges and distractions of college, not just drinking and partying, can trigger «context - specific ADHD,» says Lawrence Diller, MD, an assistant clinical professor of pediatrics at the University of California — San Francisco, who is in private practice in Walnut Creek, CA.
Amidst the mayhem he generates through the years, Marley sees the Grogans through the ups and downs of family life, through job and home changes, and most of all, through
the myriad challenges of a growing family.
His father died before he was born, and his mother was not up to
the myriad challenges of parenthood, leaving young Adonis to the care of the state.
I'm sympathetic to
the myriad challenges that journalists face, but NCLB's heft and the political battles around it are no excuse for someone like Michael Winerip, who writes the weekly «On Education» column for the New York Times (he is currently on a sabbatical to write a book), to distort the law into a vague semblance of reality.
TFA also has developed a new teacher - support system, which helps with
the myriad challenges that any new teacher is likely to encounter, particularly when placed in a high - need setting.
She takes care to document
the myriad challenges the school faced.
How are principals facing
these myriad challenges that are piled onto their already overflowing plates?
Local education agencies and schools have
myriad challenges to making decisions based on a mountain of formative data.
The nation's most segregated schools often are among the worst performing, experts say, in part because of the concentration of poverty and
the myriad challenges that come with it.
Our lowest - performing student group includes many who are low - income and thus facing
the myriad challenges that tend to accompany poverty.
They also often provide comprehensive services ---- nutrition, health screenings, and parent education and involvement ---- to address
the myriad challenges that make it difficult for many children to succeed in school.
From inconsistent metadata to confusion around product identifiers, from the uneven roll - out of EPUB 3, to unknowns about the size and scope of illicit file sharing, the industry faces
myriad challenges that are creating barriers to book acquisition and consumption.
The dedicated and compassionate staff, volunteers, and Board of Directors have risen to
myriad challenges and introduced needed changes in shelter protocols and management in order to support best animal - care practices.
Life tosses up
myriad challenges to a dog's sense of obedience, and the more he's trained to understand, the happier you both will be.
During the freshwater phase of their lives, coho face
myriad challenges, from dams to droughts.
North Omaha faces
myriad challenges: high crime, food deserts, lack of access to health care, and a long legacy of pollution.
But our farmers today face
myriad challenges.
In the hour long briefing Brown went on to describe the myriad challenges
Throughout this website we introduce those capabilities, presenting just some of
the myriad challenges that we have helped many of the world's best - known companies to overcome.