Sentence examples for glut of supply from inspiring English sources

"With iron ore, coal or oil, you've seen prices fall through a glut of supply.

So we're seeing a glut of supply as production in most of those areas is returning," O'Neill said.

A glut of supply is evident in America's jobs market: the unemployment rate rose to 6.5% in October.

A glut of supply in the early 2000s as farmers jumped to catch rising consumer interest in organic produce saw prices collapse.

Falling oil prices are the result of a glut of supply and an easing of demand from a slowing global economy.

Oil prices slid as fears of a greater glut of supply in the US coincided with the International Energy Agency warning of a lack of demand.

Today's glut of supplies always becomes tomorrow's shortage as exploration and production budgets are slashed and low prices stimulate demand.

Oil companies and businesses that feed off the industry have slashed spending to cope with the plunging oil price, which has fallen by about two-thirds since summer 2014 because of slowing demand and a glut of supplies.

Resignation over dependence on foreign oil and natural gas has given way to debate over how to best to profit from a glut of new supply.

The concerns are that more renters will become buyers as the single-family housing market improves, that the rental market is facing a glut of new supply, and that rents have been pushed as high as they can go.

Reliant Resources, which sells energy in Texas and 12 other states, said yesterday that it would have $1 billion in third-quarter costs to write down the value of power plants amid a glut of electricity supplies.