Sentence examples for enormous surplus of from inspiring English sources

After my wedding, for reasons that run the gamut from boring to stupid, I ended up with an enormous surplus of milk bottles.

China has an enormous surplus of labor, and everyone wants the protection of a government job with its implicit offer of lifetime tenure.

As residents slowly left to search for jobs, the enormous surplus of empty apartments was slowly filled with refugees from the war in Yugoslavia in the 1990s and then with those fleeing Iraq more recently.

One of the touch points in the book is Barry Schwartz's idea of the paradox of choice: the enormous surplus of capitalism, and the fact that we have all these choices and it puts the burden of decision on the chooser, who then is of course doomed to be disappointed, and then to blame him or herself for their disappointment.

The fact that mortality is nearly 100 percent creates an enormous surplus of dead pigs, which constitute a huge reservoir of virus.

Antibiotics, available for a few dollars, provide enormous surplus for buyers.

But now China has far too much steel-producing capacity – and its enormous surplus is being dumped on world markets because the authorities in Beijing are ducking the sensitive challenge of reducing domestic capacity.

China generated these enormous surpluses, which it then lent to the US to finance its colossal deficit.

Since the beginning of the bailout programme, Greece's debt has risen from 120% to 175% of GDP, and its unemployment rate hovers around 25%. Syriza's chief economic adviser, John Milios, told the BBC that his party did not want to "continue to create enormous surpluses just for serving the debt".

Witness the recently launched business Fareshare 1st, which will divert some of Britain's enormous quantities of surplus food into animal feed.

If retentions have the same force and vivacity as ordinary (presently occurring, first-order) experience, as they do on the Non-Modal variant, there is the risk of flooding consciousness with enormous quantities of surplus content – content which we have no reason to suppose exists, as we saw in §6.2.