Sentence examples for due to overcapacity from inspiring English sources

A study published last week by Oxford University's Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment said Japan risked being saddled with a fleet of worthless coal-fired power stations due to overcapacity and lower energy costs.

Due to overcapacity of ships in the market, orders for new vessels are unlikely.

Due to overcapacity of vessels in the market the introduction of new vessels will be low in the foreseeable future.

A flurry of asset sales ensued but, with energy prices in a slump due to overcapacity and with several other utilities being in similar straits, prices were not particularly attractive.

Profitability is also slowing due to overcapacity in many sectors, which has weakened the ability of companies to repay their debts".

Due to large overcapacity in power generation, the central hydroelectric, nuclear and fossil-fired power stations are now competing in a free market.

The European market is not easily replaced by transporting paper products overseas due to global overcapacity of printing paper.

In Germany, the current lack of market incentives for flexibility provision is partly due to the conventional overcapacities [110].

But sales collapsed due to weak demand generally and overcapacity in solar wafers, and the stock has tumbled.

Standard & Poor's "may lower the rating if cash flows continue to decline due to a combination of poor team performance, slow economic recovery, overcapacity in the New York region," she added.

"The third quarter was very challenging due to continued weakness in international airfreight markets, pressure on yields due to industry overcapacity and customers selecting less expensive and slow-transit services," Frederick W. Smith, the company's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.