Sentence examples for a growing profusion of from inspiring English sources

On Long Island, where a growing profusion of outdoor lighting now obscures the nighttime sky over wide areas of Nassau and Suffolk Counties, stargazers and planet watchers are having increasing difficulty seeing the heavens clearly, or at all.

Their sound has broadened to include the heavy use of violin (in effect making them a folk-metal band, rather than simply another of the growing profusion of heavy metal bands in the Middle East.

That would explain the eruption of enthusiasm for what has quickly become a whole genre of darkly funny technical blog posts that made the rounds this month, (fondly) mocking modern software development and the paralyzing ever-growing profusion of tools, systems, and frameworks, a plethora crossed with a Lernaean hydra.

Those developments reflected some lawmakers' concerns over an apparently growing acceptance of homosexuality, a profusion of gay characters and themes on American television, and legal entitlements in some states.

This feeding allows female ticks to produce a profusion of eggs for the next generation.

The three most southerly zones produce a rich profusion of attractive wildflowers.

This car-free island has sub-tropical plants growing in profusion and miles of rugged coast to explore.

Cottonwoods, willows, and a profusion of other vegetation grow along the streams, but those areas are also colonized by such invasive exotic plants as tamarisks and Russian olives.

"By the way, did I mention there's a profusion of tiny yellow flowers growing among the grasses here?..

It's a beautiful city, with a profusion of flowers, from window-boxes to splendid gardens and parks.

As a result, tulips rapidly became a coveted luxury item, and a profusion of varieties followed.