Sentence examples for due to a surplus from inspiring English sources

Mr. James interrupted a Greyhound representative who was explaining that the late start was due to a surplus of travelers after Easter.

Shipments did decline during the most recent quarter, however, according to IDC, due to a surplus of inventory left over after India's festive season in October and November.

Lonsdale even says that there might be more opportunities for smart ideas in Asia, due to a surplus of mobile devices among the population.

The tonsillectomy procedure itself is not technically demanding, but unexpected excessive hemorrhage is a constant risk due to a surplus of blood supply to the tonsils and surrounding pharyngeal soft tissues.

Due to a surplus of coal in the US, the price has dropped significantly to just over £50 a tonne which is squeezing margins, and is one of the reasons why the the owners of the Aberpergwm mine say 90 jobs out of its 350 are currently under threat.

In Germany, the health care situation also has issues due to a surplus of physicians; some of the human resources implications of this issue were addressed.

The global deficit narrowed to £2.1bn in November from October's £2.5bn due to a growing surplus with the EU.

Recent increases are due to a steady surplus of births over deaths and to an influx of immigrants.

Much of the increase was due to a larger trade surplus.

Due to a large power surplus, the DL starts this scenario providing frequency regulation.

While handset shipments to India declined this past quarter for the first time ever — due to a pre-Christmas surplus — the projected growth of smartphones is giving founders and investors optimism that the market for internet and tech services will grow significantly.