Sentence examples for lead to a glut from inspiring English sources

Will that lead to a glut of generic cheese?

Moreover, OPEC members fear that yet another increase would lead to a glut of petroleum early next year and set off a crash in the price of oil.

That could lead to a glut of borderline players trying to enter the draft thinking they can sneak into the first round.

Investors have become increasingly concerned that a surge in new power plant construction will lead to a glut of electricity within a few years and lower the value of Enron's role as a middleman between plant owners and electricity users.

"My sense is that six months ago the announced megawatts planned was way more than we needed, and was going to lead to a glut in the market," he said.

Oil prices fell; OPEC's success in keeping world markets supplied with oil during the war could lead to a glut and a dramatic drop in prices, fretted the organisation's president.

As so often happens with such regimes, their excessive generosity has led to a glut of output, and their cost has risen, leading governments to cut rates.

Restructuring led to a glut of power plants, and electricity rates have fallen in many areas.

Although prices are now improving, that usually triggers capacity-building, which soon leads to a glut.

In other industries, all that new capacity might have led to a glut, in which workers and equipment sat idle.

Global Crossing and competitors had built up networks so extensive that it led to a glut of fiber optic communications capacity.