Sentence examples for a surfeit of recent from inspiring English sources
The 2017 Hacking Arts Festival, which took place at MIT on November 10-12, centered on a timely theme, "Why human?" A surfeit of recent articles report an increasing skepticism about digital technologies among millennials.
Mr Rajapaksa himself went off to his southern hometown of Hambantota, visiting a big, Chinese-built port about to receive its first ship, to be blessed by a boatload of monks.Mr Rajapaksa has a surfeit of recent gifts.
We certainly have a surfeit of energetic recent college graduates who we'll happily send up there to fix your ailing schools.
What distinguishes this book from the surfeit of recent books hyping the threat of bioterrorism are its balanced perspective and elucidation of naturally emerging disease threats, such as severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) or West Nile virus, as exotic entities requiring a rapid and effective response; Mother Nature is quite the bioterrorist herself.
You may find yourself pondering what the mini-series of this same material might look like and whether Ms. Kirkwood hasn't been taken over by a surfeit of ambition in direct contrast to her recent Royal Court play, "NSFW," which had a running time of far less than half that of her current play.
Multiple Marvel projects The human race has surely had a surfeit of comic book superhero TV shows and movies in recent years, but they show no signs of slowing down.
It's more likely that the boxer was unbalanced by a recent reduction in public interest than a surfeit of it.
Place said she's grateful for the recent boom in cable programming that has provided a surfeit of roles, many unusually cliché free, for older actresses.
Because 2006 has been one of the better years in recent history for stocks across the board, many investors have generated a surfeit of realized and unrealized gains.
