Sentence examples for surfeit of problems from inspiring English sources

The conservation biologists, carrying a surfeit of problems as ecosystems crumble around the world, were taken aback by the abundant solutions promised by the synthetic biologists.

Not only was the musical drama A Star Is Born (1954) plagued by a surfeit of production problems, but Warner Brothers cut 27 minutes after its premiere.

A loyal sidekick thus far, he promises to stick with Mr Fogh Rasmussen's broad policy agenda.In this section Death in the mountains Friends by the Bosporus Allies of a kind Rasmussens abound Still afloat in the Baltic, just Shuffle, shuffle A surfeit of leaders ReprintsThe problems are stacking up.

Uber began in 2009 in San Francisco, which has a shortage of taxis but a surfeit of geeks looking for problems to solve.

'We all know that the U.N. plays a major role.' JACQUES CHIRAC President, France Our world, which is still fraught with political, economic and financial crises, does not suffer from a surfeit of rules, but from the problems of keeping international law and practices abreast of change and progress.

This remark reflected the modern equivalent of the Springsteen problem: a surfeit of modern TV classics and not enough time to watch them.

Hudson Valley young rotisserie duckling had the same problem: a surfeit of greens, this time arugula tossed with dried cranberries and pine nuts.

One of the music's major problems is its surfeit of big moments.

"And they may not have a surfeit of food, which keeps them from problems like obesity, but they're not starving, either".

All of Europe's midprice carmakers are suffering from a sharp decline in sales and a surfeit of manufacturing capacity, but Opel's problems are among the most severe.

Sometimes the problem is a surfeit of apostrophes, rather than their absence.