Sentence examples for glut from from inspiring English sources
With most crops Foltz can watch the market and solicit donations when he sees that a glut from a big harvest will perish in storage.
Mr. Carbonetti said the campaign decided to pull back on the television advertising after determining that the sheer glut from other candidates in New Hampshire was making it impossible for Mr. Giuliani's spots to break though.
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But the emergence of an independent gas industry in Cyprus could further undercut Gazprom's monopoly pricing power in Europe, already threatened by the global gas glut from the American shale gas boom.
That being said, keeping those properties and many few new homes off the inventory roll, helps keep the glut from growing and is allowing the market to move back to some sense of normalization.
Here, we have shown the difference of the effective changes (i.e., ΔV T and the stress glut) from the actual changes (i.e., ΔV C and the actual pressure change) as a consequence of reducing the two surface integral terms in the representation (6) to one term as either (8) or (25).
Renewable sources are producing temporary power gluts from Australia to California, driving out other energy sources that are still necessary to maintain a stable supply of power.
14 The remaining glucose is reabsorbed in the distal straight segment of the proximal tubule by other GLUTs from these same protein families.
"Decc's central gas price scenario assumes a re-linking of gas to oil-indexed prices in the short-term as the gas glut erodes," though "from 2017 the linkage begins to weakens significantly".
The glut results from overbreeding and abandonment of the dogs, which are then sold as watchdogs and fighting dogs, and from reluctance to adopt them because of their ferocious reputation.
Moreover, a drought in the South has kept the supply of imports down, keeping profits for local growers higher, although that could change quickly as a late summer glut arrives from elsewhere.
