Sentence examples similar to glut of orders from inspiring English sources

[C3.] About 2,400 orders for phone-line installations on Long Island have gone unfilled as workers scramble to respond to a glut of repair orders, according to union leaders.

Morimoto shares were untraded, with a glut of sell orders at 420 yen ($4.41).

Shares of petrol distributor BP Castrol KK were untraded at one point due to a glut of buy orders and rocketed 27.6% to 361 yen ($3.74) in the early afternoon.

Trading only took place after hours as there was a glut of unsatisfied buy orders.

Compounding the problem is a glut of new ships ordered in the boom years.

Rising diesel fuel costs, driver shortages and a glut of used trucks mean orders for new rigs are dropping.

The government has tried to respond to the glut of college graduates by ordering state-owned enterprises to hire large numbers of them and try to find tasks for them to do.

Apparently Verizon [which owns the company that owns TechCrunch] still has a glut of them on the order of "thousands," who are still holding on in spite of the carrier's recent software update that stopped the phone from charging.

Lawyers expect a glut of requests for unexplained wealth orders to follow from the High Court upholding the first application from the National Crime Agency this week.

The newspaper takes a look at companies that design personalised interiors for large aircraft and finds  that, thanks to a glut of super-wealthy plane-owners, order books are bulging beyond 2011.

(Eventually I caved and ordered a glut of shoes off Amazon, almost all of which I sent back).