Sentence examples for an surfeit of from inspiring English sources

Here it pays to understand an Indonesian regulator's mental universe: in it, the 1997 banking crisis was primarily caused by an surfeit of related-party loans, in which tycoons channeled funds into whichever businesses they saw fit (happily termed "piggy banking").

Or rather there was an unwanted extra: a surfeit of respect.

A surfeit of descriptions, a paucity of action.

And Canada as a whole will have a surfeit of parliamentarians compared with many other democracies.

Paltrow – brother of Gwyneth – makes up for a lack of budget with a surfeit of ideas.

The problem, however, has not been a dearth of water but a surfeit of it.

Not any more: let a surfeit of sourdough spark a pancake party.

So smart garments may well be a natural counterbalance reaction to a surfeit of ugly fitness wearables.

There is a surfeit of humanities graduates and a shortage of agronomists and engineers.

Unlike a museum, it does not have a surfeit of the secular.

And, some would say, a surfeit of self-love, plus a disabling weakness for personal publicity.