Sentence examples for in a profusion from inspiring English sources

The Affordable Care Act ushered in a profusion of narrow network, performance-based contracts with private insurers, with significant front-end rate concessions by hospitals.

But do things really come in a profusion of different kinds?

Since then, "Atlanta" has used the N-word unself-consciously, in a profusion of ways.

That has resulted in a profusion of smaller parties representing special interests, particularly the Orthodox.

I had to assign a score from 1 to 10 to every president in a profusion of different categories.

In the sunken garden, there are seasonal shows of bulbs and other plants in a profusion of pots.

Flowers were in bloom all over, and there was in particular a profusion of foxgloves.

Following the example of the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh, a profusion of "fringe" theatres sprang up in converted cellars, warehouses, and the back rooms of pubs.

In "Tumbleweed," a profusion of delicate branches offer the natural equivalent of Pollock's all-over painting.

In late winter a profusion of yellow male catkins and smaller, red-centred clusters of female flowers appears on the same tree.

Caught in such a profusion of delicious wines, it would have been sheer recklessness to announce that this one was obviously from Oregon, that one from the Cote de Beaune, that one from Carneros or the Anderson Valley.