Even the sheer profusion of products available represents a strategic choice.
A profusion of newly available garden-fresh ingredients in turn inspired techniques that enhanced the foods' intrinsic qualities instead of submerging them in spice.
Old Russia hands like me, who remember when a banana was more wondrous than a Fabergé egg, swoon at the profusion of delicacies available these days in the bright showcase cities of Moscow and St . Petersburg
Simon Jenkins, a former editor of the Times and member of an inquiry into drugs and the law under Lady Runciman, argues that London's vibrant clubbing scene is clear testament to the profusion of drugs available there: how else would people have the energy to dance all night?Most drug users, like those clubbers, are occasional dabblers.
The advent of inexpensive GPS-enabled cameras and persistent connectivity has led to a profusion of publicly available, geotagged imagery.
During the Mughal dynasty (c. 1526 1748), emperor Akbar's Rajput wives became inspired by the profusion of luxurious fabrics available in India and designed a graceful new style of dress that Muslim women adopted forthwith.
Mr. Pate argued that the profusion of Montana tickets available at StubHub was "a good thing for fans," as the site offered a second chance to those who had failed to get tickets initially.
Part of the reticence from investors in backing gaming companies stems from the sheer profusion of games now available on Android, Amazon, and iOS.
In spite of the profusion of health information available in print and electronic media (and several international initiatives to promote access), healthcare workers in low-income settings are still disadvantaged when it comes to accessing reliable information on effective care [ 10, 11].
On the other hand, Mr. Levinson said, containerization has made a profusion of low-cost goods available to consumers.
