It would be inappropriate, for example, to say in a story about how Congress had appropriated money for AIDS research that the fight against AIDS got a much needed shot in the arm. It is part of the day that is ending, not the day coming up. Often misspelled and mispronounced. It's not miniscule . Don't fudge reality with cheap modifiers.
Skydiving is a solo sport.
Even if you leave the plane as part of a group, you're ultimately on your own as soon as you pull the rip cord. It added nothing to the sentence. I used to tell reporters to insist on the right word, rather than split the difference between a powerful word and a weak modifier. Perhaps we devote so little effort to choosing the right noun or the right adjective that we have taken to overseasoning the bad cut of meat with cheap modifiers. Myriad of is incorrect.