Sentence examples for despite the glut of from inspiring English sources

Despite the glut of music, some artists have prospered.

The show doesn't seem to be tiring yet, despite the glut of epic, exotic television locations audiences have been spoiled for, courtesy of Game of Thrones.

Then there are the glass-half-empty statistics: Despite the glut of big-budget films, the box office failed to beat the summer of 2002 after inflation is taken into account.

Despite the glut of cards with low rates to China -- dozens with dragon decorations and scenes of rural China lay piled high in his shop -- Mr. Jiang said his sidewalk retailers can still earn up to $4,000 a month.

Despite the glut of travel guides available, it's sometimes hard to find ones that are actually instructive, that get at the heart of what's going on in a given city and spare us the travel-writing clichés.

Despite the glut of workers, the share of small businesses saying they couldn't find the talent they wanted was generally rising from December 2009 until September 2012, when it reached its highest point since the recession began five years earlier.

Kick the Dust Up follows the same derivative party-in-a-cornfield formula that so many other country songs have trodden in the past decade, despite outcry against the glut of dime-a-dozen tailgate tunes.

Americans face flat median wages despite significant productivity gains as those losing jobs to bad trade polices join the glut of Americans competing for non-offshorable service sector jobs.

We keep adding to the glut of parking lots.

The glut of gas that depressed prices is finally clearing.

Within the glut of pro-Bayern statistics, one stands out.