Sentence examples for market glut from inspiring English sources

The group does not think the market glut is going away any time soon.

A single farmer can increase his profits by increasing production, but when all farmers increase their output a market glut ensues, with lower profits for all.

Sitting in a box seat near home plate in late June, Wayne Johnson of Hillside complained that concession prices, not a market glut, keeps many Newark residents away.

The sandalwood that first attracted the Portuguese ran out years ago, and the coffee that used to fetch high prices faces stiff competition in the current market glut.

In a statement, OPEC said on Wednesday that it had concluded that the market glut was not going away any time soon.

But carbon allowances have not touched that price since 2008, when the ETS was set up, and currently languish at around €6 a tonne, due to economic crisis and a market glut.

Hence, economic growth comes at the price of a succession of market gluts as booms meet their inevitable end.

Iran has long stored some oil in tankers on the Persian Gulf to wait out market gluts and secure the highest possible price.

Nevada is paying a price for an exuberant and often speculative run of commercial and residential construction that has left the market glutted.

But the number of openings prompts the question of why so many spots stand vacant in a market glutted with talented musicians looking to move up to better orchestras or just to find jobs.

They're Fairfield County's first-time home buyers, and for the past year or so, they've been patiently combing listings for the bargains they think they deserve in a market glutted with inventory.