Sentence examples for because of a profusion from inspiring English sources
XT — (Experimental Tapas) Technically, the restaurant should have failed its health inspection because of a profusion of vermin in the kitchen, but the chef talked the inspector out of it by convincing him that on-site rodent specimens were actually ingredients for an obscure Catalonian subcuisine.
It gobbles up shelf space in our supermarkets because of a profusion of flavors added to what simply is a chickpea dip eaten in Israel and Arab countries.
Even when a new law is passed, it's very hard to tell who is responsible for executing it because there is a profusion of agencies and bureaucratic levels all with some share of the pie.
Engaging the buyer is important because with such a profusion of label choices, wine buyers can be influenced by samples, promotions and advertising, according to the Nielsen study, titled "Exploring the Alcohol Beverage Consumer's Mind-Set".
It is hard to make sense of such a profusion of facts, ideas and people.
So the tap causes the CO2 to rush out of solution in a profusion of bubbles.
Following this, faithful decorate a carved wooden canopy, representing the tomb of Christ, with a profusion of flowers.
The rise of the Internet, of course, has meant a profusion of channels for news and opinion.
Boston is sometimes called a "city of neighborhoods" because of the profusion of diverse subsections; the city government's Office of Neighborhood Services has officially designated 23 neighborhoods.
The International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems provides a profusion of medical codes.
