Sentence examples for there's a surplus of from inspiring English sources

Alright, alright, alright, we all know there's a surplus of Matthew McConaughey impressions out there, but Kate Hudson's may just be the best.

"Normally, there's a surplus of butterflies and even if they take a big hit, they recover," he said.

It's Coachella season in Palm Springs and, at one particular rave, there's a surplus of palm trees.

If there's a surplus of chicken, say, that will be made available, and that helps keep costs down for the district".

In the current market, building homes on "spec" when there's a surplus of existing ones for sale "would be silly," said Joseph Simone, the president of the company.

August in New York City is predictable: There's a surplus of heat and a dearth of therapists, many of whom take the month off, following a tradition of Sigmund Freud's.

Randy Komisar: Well, in today's market there is a surplus of capital.

In Brittany there is a surplus of artichokes and also sardines.

The main conclusions were that even with the relatively low ratios there is a surplus of nurses and that inexplicable differences between the wards must be corrected.

The move to expand housing downtown originated in the early 90's, when there was a surplus of office space.

Companies like Justin Kan's Exec exists because there is a surplus of busy professionals in San Francisco that need his service.