Sentence examples for contributing to a glut of from inspiring English sources

It is one reason many companies sold corporate planes, contributing to a glut of used jets (which has now shrunk, industry experts say).

Recession and lavish handouts to industry have contributed to a glut of around 2bn allowances but a new market reserve will now start removing roughly the same amount from the market in 2019, as the Guardian reported in February.

I look forward to seeing if there are truly creative uses found for the technology or if Pixsy will instead just contribute to a glut of ad driven visuals online.

These firms have been hurt by the falling home prices and a tight lending environment both of which have contributed to a glut of difficut to sell, and costly to maintain, inventory of new homes.

Encouraging the country's steel giants to compete with foreign companies has contributed to a glut in supplies of high-end products that has eroded profits further.

All that fracking oil has contributed to a glut and the inevitable boom and bust cycle has come full circle again.

Goodhart is one of many intellectuals contributing to an ongoing glut of think pieces, academic inquiries and general media interest in the "left behind" social groups of the global north, whose alienation is often invoked as an explanation for recent political shudders.

"The aggressive building of new resort courses continued from the mid-1990s inthethe 2000s, contributing to an increasing glut of inventory that finally found no market," said Joe Beditz, chief executive of the National Golf Foundation, a trade group that tracks data on the golf industry.

Will that lead to a glut of generic cheese?

US production is slowing, but Opec members are contributing to a global supply glut.

Iran's return to an already glutted oil market is one of the factors contributing to a global rout in oil prices, which fell below $30 a barrel this week for the first time in 12 years.