Sentence examples for surfeit of supply from inspiring English sources

And there is talk that the State Reserve Bureau, for which Mr Liu was acting, has applied to export 200,000 tonnes this year.But this all sounds more like deliberate market-cooling before a purchase than like a surfeit of supply.

In some respects, for the masses of grownups seeking mates, either for a night or for life, dating is an attempt to approximate the collegiate condition — that surfeit both of supply and demand, of information and authentication.

The architects tweaked their formula of brick contrasted with a wealth of terra cotta ornament -- in this case supplying a surfeit of terra cotta.

Hence the surfeit of something else M&S has had trouble supplying to both its customers and its investors: optimism.

Rather than using a resource that's in short supply, is there anything we can deploy that we've actually got a surfeit of?

The Middle East has flourished on its surfeit of oil, a rich although single-sourced economy, now at risk as the resources are exhausted, similar supplies are found elsewhere, or alternatives dilute demand.

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.

A surfeit of information hurts his head.