Sentence examples for profusion of projects from inspiring English sources

When he died, he had a profusion of projects in development, and a future ahead of him that invites our imagining.

Falling in love with the diversity of citizen science, she participates in crowdsourcing programs that range from cataloguing galaxies to monitoring the phenology of native plants, applauds the growing role of citizen science in environmental activism, and marvels at the profusion of projects around the world.

On a visit to Kenya in 2008, Mr. Thum, a leader in humanitarian efforts like Ethos Water, which finances water projects in underdeveloped countries, was struck by the profusion of AK-47s.

The profusion of fossils (or, more accurately, subfossils; these hadn't turned to stone) gave the project a sense of momentum that almost disguised a hint of disappointment.

The Getty Center's gardens are known for their profusion of colorful blooms, but explore the edges and you will find the Getty Salad Garden, a project undertaken with artist and writer Julia Silverman.

Authority officials said the profusion of existing railroad equipment in that area and the sandy soil beneath the network of tracks had slowed the project.

Due to this profusion of relevant information not included in HURDAT, and evolving definitions for tropical and subtropical cyclones over the decades, the project was started around 2000 to update the official database.

There is a profusion of marble.

Hence our profusion of improbable excitements.

Every major work drew a profusion of takers.

Taking in the profusion of camo-wear, Mr. Kors was tickled.