Sentence examples for its glut of from inspiring English sources

That he was elected president showed that France, deep in its soul, knew it had to escape the Mitterrand-Chirac rut with its glut of erudition and its glob of inaction.

Priced-out artists, actors and writers were drawn to Highland Park's walkable streets and its glut of handsome old homes.

Paperny, who has close ties to Hollywood and its glut of high-profile criminal defense attorneys, still looks the part of the life that led him astray.

Some experts questioned whether the accord would do much to stabilize the housing market and its glut of millions of foreclosed homes.

And like other hotels near the Las Vegas Strip, which are struggling to fill its glut of empty rooms, rates at the new Paradise Tower are a bargain.

"This year has had its glut of big novels," says Alex Bowler, the editor at Jonathan Cape who published Garth Risk Hallberg's 900-page debut novel City on Fire in the UK.

This immediacy and its accompanying glut of images and information is itself a challenge to artists.

Now, as WorldCom looks to sell some of its assets, the glut of distressed properties will grow larger.

Even as the accessibility of information makes it less necessary for a group to have a leader to inform, organize, and mobilize its action, the sheer glut of information makes it more vital for a leader to show how all the data add up to a meaningful narrative to interpret and inspire.

The economy will continue to teeter about as it works its way through the glut of bubble-based technology.

The trucking industry has worked its way through a glut of capacity, and tonnage is heading up, currently running about 3% over last year.