Sentence examples for glut of quality from inspiring English sources

Though his playing time had been curtailed in Barcelona's glut of quality players and David Villa was rumored to be on his way out, how much will Barcelona now miss the veteran?

There's plenty to watch – a glut of quality shows to keep me entertained for years, in fact.

It's for these reasons -- television's ubiquity and the glut of quality programming -- that we should stop funding the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, PBS, NPR and the yes, even the NEA.

They will be plentiful as the market absorbs the glut of good quality bonds flooding into it.

There's no glut of low quality material, no latching on to en vogue artists for instant credibility, no needless hype.

In their place, cricket instead has an unprecedented glut of high-quality left-arm quick bowlers.

Despite a glut of high-quality wine, winemakers and retailers have been slow to realize the potential that minorities represent, the black winemakers said.

Artpop performed less well, partly due to the glut of high-quality competitors – Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus and, by the time Christmas rolled round, Beyoncé, whose fifth "visual" album moved the arty chartpop conversation along considerably.

However, a burgeoning expatriate population has brought a glut of high-quality international restaurants, making classic Chinese specialties more difficult to find.

Thanks to the rise of ebook self-publishing, there's a glut of high-quality, low-priced books in the marketplace.

He viewed the human body as unsuitable for space travel, held that information technology drowns people in a glut of low-quality information, and considered truly intelligent robots as both undesirable and impossible to construct.