Sentence examples for perceived surfeit of from inspiring English sources

Gear was cheap because we had a perceived surfeit of credit and/or money.

Fear reigns during periods of slack employment and job growth, when workers perceive that the surfeit of replacement labor makes it costless for employers to sack them for any reason at all, including labor organizing.

I'd describe it as—I mean people are worried," here she listed off the worries, a litany of Labour's perceived faults lack of policy detail, surfeit of taxation, lower immigration meaning fewer people to build the sorely needed houses.

But with restraint he boiled it down to three areas: a perceived whiff of old-fashioned morality, a surfeit of emotion and lack of drama.

But a surfeit of awards may backfire.

The surfeit of odors made one giddy.

But there is a surfeit of villains.

And New York offered a surfeit of candidates.

News of its fall induced a surfeit of celebratory gunfire.

J: "Due to a surfeit of bookishness.

Yorkshire had a surfeit of fast bowlers.