Sentence examples for vast surplus of from inspiring English sources

There's a vast surplus of you lot.

Yet there was already a vast surplus of workers, because of a bulge in the working-age population.

As a result, there is a vast surplus of permits — about 800 million tons' worth, according to Point Carbon.

Bred for biomedical research, they are now unemployed, a result of a vast surplus of laboratory chimpanzees.

In addition, the vast surplus of higher-enriched fuel Iran was to get under the deal would have permitted some to be diverted to its bomb program.

At the rate these technologies are improving, we may well be heading toward a time when most jobs can be done by machines of various kinds – where humanity's output is collectively vast but where there's also a vast surplus of labor and, for many, no prospect of employment that pays enough to afford the bounty.

At the time of reunification, western Germany produced some four-fifths of its food requirements, and increased productivity and guaranteed prices resulted in vast surpluses (especially of butter, meat, wheat, and wine).

Under his command the plains were gradually transformed into vast, surplus-producing rice paddies.

There was a vast and increasing surplus of labour in the Russian villages.

There are two major barriers to realigning the surplus of lawyers with the vast legal needs of our society.

It has a vast pool of surplus labour in the countryside, and masses of capital thanks to unusually high domestic saving and inward foreign direct investment.