"While admittedly there is currently a surplus of social work graduates, which has led to difficulties with them gaining employment as newly qualified social workers; rather than scrapping these degrees, the numbers of students on all courses should be capped so that students get quality tuition and a valuable experience.
After years of layoffs and buyouts that have cut many newspaper and broadcast news staffs in half, there is a surplus of journalists in need of work and plenty of others who are uneasy about staying with struggling news organizations, he said.
In order for the cation-anion principle to work, a surplus of absorbable anions must be fed for at least 10 days prepartum to prevent the cow from being alkalinised.
With the barriers to distribution almost non-existent for digital content, creating a surplus of supply over demand, the real work and expense is in marketing, much of which is to an existing fan base.
Nirvana has become canonized as a gritty, punkish pop band working through a surplus of emotions, but I often think back to how radical the band was in its time: Cobain's softness, his rejection of mainstream America's self-serious machismo, Nirvana's profound unease about being rock stars.
His work ethic and a surplus of international experience made him the natural choice for the captaincy in September 2011 after Doug Weight retired.
The new opportunities ushered in by the Internet have restored artists' power over how they can create and monetize their work--instead of having an overflow of artists competing to win the approval of a select few, there is now a surplus of galleries who must compete to feature work from the best artists.
So, for example, in eastern Sri Lanka at present there was a surplus of people who were supposed to be working on sanitary … well basically they were sanitary labourers, but there were too many of them.
One diligent gamer with a surplus of time on his hands has modded a Wii controller to work on an Xbox 360.
We actually have a surplus of computer science PhDs; 11.3 percent of them are involuntarily working in a non-computer science field.
In a world with a surplus of consumer choices, scripted language is a strategy that no longer works.
