Sentence examples for a glut of something from inspiring English sources
"We also run a scheme called Crop for the Shop, where if you've got a glut of something you're growing in your garden, you can take it in to one of the farmshops with a little golden medallion symbol, and get credit notes for some of the value of your food.
The move to opening a program in the U.S. comes at a time when there is something of a glut of programs out there offering help to startups.
What Bitcoin has introduced to the world is, essentially, digital scarcity — but you'll notice that there are a whole lot of blockchains and cryptocurrencies out there now … in short, ironically, we are seeing something of a glut of scarcity.
Aside from creating a market for a new product, a white merlot boom would give California winemakers something to do with a glut of merlot grapes.
As he once wrote in the introduction to a Krazy Kat collection, "[W]e seem to have forgotten that a comic strip can be something more than a launch pad for a glut of derivative products.
With an excess of unsold apartments, housing that hasn't yet been put on the market, and a glut of unfinished construction projects, the city of Ordos in the north of China is trying something new: housing exchange certificates.
There seems to be a glut of social newsreading services, but Abrams says there's nothing that delivers the experience he's looking for — something fast, easy-to-use, and social.
Expect a glut of mommy porn.
India has a glut of skilled workers.
There is a glut of postdocs too.
