Sentence examples for excess output from inspiring English sources
A lead-acid battery serves as a reservoir to store excess output of the generator.
China's policymakers solve this problem by keeping the yuan competitive and selling their excess output on world markets instead.
And now some companies, Procter among them, are selling or leasing plants to others who gamble they can make a profit by finding buyers for the excess output.
C1 OPEC Sends Mixed Signals Though OPEC said it would cut back supply to bolster prices amid sluggish demand, it simultaneously raised its production ceiling to legitimize excess output members provided during the war in Iraq.
BEIJING — China faces a protectionist backlash next year because its manufacturers are saddled with overcapacity and are disposing of its excess output on world markets, the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China said Thursday.
If that sentence described the American condition in the 1990s and the period leading up to the crash, Reich's predicted excess output would have gone abroad and the United States would have run a trade surplus.
Countries with excess capacity and coastal cement works (built mainly to supply home markets by boat) can dump their spare output in nearby coastal states, capping prices there.
They're driven by a world economy coming off the boil and China dumping its excess steel output on the global market.
The case for waiting, following the central bank's previous move, in November when it tugged down its main lending rate from 0.5% to 0.25%, was that a burgeoning recovery would gradually start to counter disinflationary forces by eroding excess capacity (output at the end of last year was 2% lower than its peak in early 2008).
The SBM of efficiency is selected in this study because it allows for considering the slacks in the model and dealing with input excess and output shortfall directly.
However, the RRS was incompatible with sustainable rural development of its target region because it has resulted in significant negative unintended impacts, most notably excess housing output, which in turn has contributed to high vacancy rates.
