Sentence examples for profusion of local from inspiring English sources

What is less obvious is that he is taking on the profusion of local governments and their prized independence.

Governments with limited resources are often ill-equipped to monitor a profusion of local and regional newspapers.

The global optimisation of nonlinear functions, such as the potential, is a notoriously difficult problem because of the complexity of the energy landscape and the profusion of local minima [ 46].

Despite the profusion of high-class local cuisine available, however, many of the delegations fell back on their own comfort foods to get them through the long days and nights of talks.

The earliest settlement on the site was called Pomaria ("Orchards") by the Romans in the 4th century because of the local profusion of orchards and gardens.

The system has proliferated, Mr. Cuomo suggested, because of New York's profusion of state, county and local governments.

Throughout the 2000s, a profusion of cupcake chains opened, some replacing decades-old local businesses pushed out by hiked rents.

She quickly became enamored of a local florist — no surprise given the profusion of orchids, cacti and other succulents in her apartment — along with Bier International, which advertises itself as Harlem's first beer garden.

Built in the 1920s with natural cedar logs with bark cut directly from local woods, it was decorated with a profusion of intricate twigs and branches.

But I did walk through the Essex Street Public Market on Saturday morning, when it is at its most exuberant as local residents, mainly Hispanic, shop amid a profusion of fresh fish, meat and tropical produce with amazingly low prices.

Athens' local country scene has never been as significant as the profusion of indie rock bands; however, modern Athens rock takes many elements from the folk, bluegrass and country traditions, including such bands as the Normaltown Flyers.