Sentence examples for combination of excess from inspiring English sources

An unprecedented combination of excess supply and weak demand has created just such rough seas in the past year.

The Orange did not return to their hotel until 2 30 a.m., but the combination of excess adrenaline and his greasy late supper kept Flynn up past 6 a.m.

His theory may shortly be put to the test in China.The combination of excess worldwide capacity in shipbuilding and a domestic credit crunch is pushing some Chinese yards to the brink, just as the new leaders in Beijing are poised to move ahead with tough economic reforms even where these bring social costs such as job losses.

We proposed a solution with minimum loss of coding efficiency and minimum processing overhead, which refers to a combination of excess or indirect computation time, memory, or bandwidth.

A short-term consequence of the current combination of excess industrial capacity and declining domestic demand will exert further upward pressure on the trade surplus, as manufacturers seek to clear inventories by exporting what they cannot sell at home.

The sex ratios in the middle ages, especially for ages 20 35, are overly below 100 reflecting either or a combination of excess male mortality due to HIV/AIDS, high emigration of males for labour or lower sex ratio at birth. Figure 4 tends to exhibit an irregular pattern of age ratios in all the censuses for women aged 30 49.

She was an unusual combination of '80s excess and a Depression-era pathological cheapness.

In many other markets, a combination of available excess inventory as a result of recent sluggish sales, overbuilding and favorable financing are giving investors the boost to make these decisions.

Most phenotypes of PCOS irrespective of degree of obesity are hallmarked by a combination of androgen excess and insulin resistance.

The combination of cortisol excess with positive FDG-uptake of both the adrenal tumor and the pulmonary nodules clearly suggested a cortisol-secreting adrenal carcinoma with pulmonary metastases.

The solvatochromic equation, which describes solvation-related phenomena as a linear combination of solute excess molar refractivity, dipolarity/polarizability, hydrogen-bond donor and acceptor abilities, and McGowan characteristic volume, was frequently applied to PTP or similar parameters.