Sentence examples for glut of memory from inspiring English sources

"Not for ages had she allowed herself such a glut of memory".

Weaker smartphone sales and fewer orders from data-centred companies such as Amazon and Google have led to a glut of memory chips and sent prices sliding.

The company blames its expected loss this year on the slump in consumer appliances and a worldwide glut of memory chips.

Since 2007, a glut of memory chips has driven down prices.

Hyundai Electronics Industries, for example, was hurt first by the glut of memory chips in 1996 then by the slowdown in Asia.

Hyundai Electronics Industries, for example, was first hurt by the glut of memory chips in 1996 and then by the slowdown in Asia.

In the current glut of books about memory, sad to say, this one is likely to be forgotten.

The South Korean firm said a glut in the supply of memory chips could last until the end of the year.

But the Marlton is also Mr. MacPherson's rebuke to weary style tropes of recent memory, to a glut of raw wood, anodyne industrial fittings, taxidermy specimens and over-deliberate flea-market "finds".

Hynix Semiconductor, the maker of memory chips, reported a 45percentt increase in first-quarter profit, but the gain was less than some analysts expected after a glut drove down chip prices.

The memory market is facing a glut of NAND products, which are used in devices like MP3 players and digital cameras.