Sentences with phrase «myriad problems»

We haven't even come close to «peak trash» yet, and we're already facing myriad problems with how to reduce, collect, and deal with garbage.

For him and many other companies like his, the marketplace is a tool to create wealth and resources that can be distributed back through the community to solve myriad problems.

While I was aware of myriad problems with the «fictional names» narrative in 2010, I was not aware of the Ofcom complaint until skeptic climate scientist Dr S. Fred Singer had emailed the producer of «The Great Global Warming Swindle» in February 2011 (cc» ing my email address among several others, since he was well aware of my work).

Silver has also taken issue with Cuomo's call for a new education reform commission, saying the Board of Regents — which the Legislature, not the governor, appoints — is already working to address myriad problems in the public school system.

There are still myriad problems for smaller wireless providers though, Geist added.

Despite myriad problems in many countries, pockets of excellence thrive in Chile, Colombia, Brazil and Argentina

Such myriad problems mean private equity suitors will look to break up Treasury Wines, according to JPMorgan.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Wednesday asked President Muhammadu Buhari to stop the blame game and proffer solutions to myriad problems confronting the country.

He faces myriad problems at home, though, including a less compliant City Council, a handful of fellow Democrats eyeing his seat, and a laundry list of pressing issues he's vowed to tackle in his second term.

Fans of the director will make excuses for the film's myriad problems anyway, but the fact that they find it necessary at all only confirms what a giant mess «Inherent Vice» really is.

Fifth - grader Cally has myriad problems after her mother dies, including seeing her mom everywhere.

The two actors create a very real relationship, with a sense of shared joy in one another's company, and myriad problems threatening to derail the entire thing.

In these reviews, Toyota owners with both versions of the system complained of myriad problems, from slow loading times and dropped connections, to features like remote start simply refusing to work.

There are myriad problems with Chua's book and parenting style (I will never get over how proud she is that she called her child «garbage» in public), but what makes me angriest is how she took the word «tiger» and made it dirty.

Actually, I think fairies are more likely to exist than some technology that is universally adopted and solves myriad problems.

Cuomo has been espousing «congestion pricing» as the silver bullet for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's myriad problems for months now, but has consistently declined to define his terms.

Every employee needs to be trained in customer support, so that they get a feel for what it means to be talking to customers, with their myriad problems and queries.

Imagine, then, having a machine on your shoulder helping with myriad problems and choices.

Chen, who came to the United States at age 17 to study at a boarding school, says he is not daunted by the skepticism about BlackBerry's ability to bounce back from its myriad problems.

Just as the inventions of the plane and car have made the idea of traveling by horse and buggy unthinkable, clean meat technology is poised to make the myriad problems of conventional animal agriculture a thing of the past.

Just as the inventions of the plane and car have made the idea of traveling by horse and buggy unthinkable, clean meat technology is poised to make the myriad problems of conventional animal agriculture a thing of the past.

grains in general do not provide anything you cant get from other foods and are not worth eating due to the myriad problems associated with them (too high carb... lectins / antiutrients....

if we had seen sane moves by wenger to fix our myriad problems, then we could have moaned about luck & referees etc..

So here I am to tell you about the myriad problems you can run into when you're breastfeeding — and what you can do to make things better.

The Chicago Board of Education is often stymied by lack of funds in attempting to solve the myriad problems that face the district.

As a bit of history, the theory began when Bowlby was asked to study orphaned infants and children after WWII who presented with myriad problems — socially, emotionally, and cognitively — and he determined that the cause of these problems stemmed from a lack of maternal involvement.

Now fully funded through a state budget provision that forced New York City to provide half of the required funding, the Subway Action Plan is intended to address some of the myriad problems facing the subway system.

And, what do they substantively propose to solve the myriad problems afflicting their homeland?

The book offers both a diagnosis of the state's myriad problems — from the endemic corruption in the Legislature to the soaring cost of funding the pensions of state employees — and a list of proposed solutions (some specific, others notably less so).

One of the myriad problems facing statewide Republicans in New York races is that if they don't also have the Conservative line, they'll end up splitting their vote totals with whoever does, handing the Democrat a huge win.

Iraqi ecosystems continued to deteriorate with the 1990 — 1991 Gulf War and the myriad problems in Iraq since.

Their article appears in a special issue of Science called «Working With Waste,» which focuses on the myriad problems of waste and how to reduce its burden in the future.

Nature has afforded... an ever increasing rapture, and the attempt to solve some of her myriad problems an ever - growing sense of mystery and awe.

Your skin absorbs much of what you put on it, and there's mounting evidence that ingredients like parabens, phthalates, and synthetic fragrance are causing myriad problems, from endocrine disruption to allergic reactions to chemical sensitivity.

Bearing these myriad problems in mind, «Walter Mitty» is not a terrible movie per se, but it is largely unsophisticated and prosaic in most of its sentiments.

Still, we (along with guests — and old friends — Todd Kuhns and Meredith Sladek) dig into the myriad problems of this interesting failure, along with our custom cocktail and drinking game *!

When students no longer have to deal with hunger, fear of crime in their neighborhoods, or any of the myriad problems that arise when unemployed or under - employed adults head their households, students will come to school ready to learn.

The WRONG way to think about federal policy in education is to identify the myriad problems plaguing our schools, and then dream up federal solutions, as if Congress could pass a law and magically things would change in the real world (and without any unintended consequences).

Given that assessment, Robert Pondiscio, a vice president at Fordham, said he was not surprised the new textbooks had myriad problems, including exaggerations of the Biblical influences on America's founding.

She said proposals to split CMS and other large districts today come laden with myriad problems.

That's why they produced a report in 2009 that was broad enough in scope to address the myriad problems in Connecticut's education system, and formed the Connecticut Council for Education Reform (CCER) to advocate for those changes in an integrated fashion.

Profits ahead of education: Bloomberg news has an extensive article on K12 Inc. and the myriad problems that their charter schools are facing across the country.

Bloomberg news has an extensive article on K12 Inc and the myriad problems that their charter schools are facing across the country.

Faced with myriad problems, the Japanese company is currently struggling to reestablish itself in the marketplace, partly because of the dismal sales performance of its bread - and - butter products, the Galant and Endeavor.

Inside, the XJ6's myriad problems - such as seat adjustment switches on the transmission tunnel - have been corrected.

In this balanced look at what Wilson calls a controversial experiment in American education, the author also recognizes the myriad problems, many unforeseen, which have plagued EMOs.

In the assurance of their presence upon the American scene, in the skill they employed in their dealings with men, and in the realism of their approach to the myriad problems facing a nation whose promises were often far removed from its deeds, they constituted the type of active, educated women brought to full expression by Emily Putnam.