Sentence examples for been a surplus of from inspiring English sources

The result has long been a surplus of men, because of female infanticide or excess female deaths through neglect.

"I've been an observer and a player in this market for 50 years," he was saying, "and there has never been a surplus of rental housing.

There have been a surplus of lopsided women's finals at the French Open of late, but this was the least compelling since 1988, when Steffi Graf defeated Natasha Zvereva, a Belarussian who then represented the Soviet Union, 6-0, 6-0.

Over the past few weeks, there's been a surplus of media all in preperation for students going back-to-school.

Leading up to Halloween, there has been a surplus of offensive costumes floating around on the internet -- hazmats suits for Ebola, dressing up like members of ISIS, and making light of domestic violence by dressing up as former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice while holding a doll with a black eye.

Well, big surprise, there was a surplus of guys there.

Until there is a surplus of good hospitals and GPs, such choice is an illusion.

There was a surplus of women, and they wanted to fight.

In certain subjects in Australia, there is a surplus of teachers.

In Brittany there is a surplus of artichokes and also sardines.

(The No. 2 cause, presumably, is a surplus of people, since people, not guns, kill people).