Sentence examples for oversaturated from inspiring English sources
'oversaturated' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a market or other area that has an abundance of similar products, services, or other items. For example: "The online services sector is oversaturated and companies need to differentiate themselves to be successful."
But the market is now oversaturated with books and there is a heavy burden on writers to find a way to rise above the noise.
The market is oversaturated with barristers.
The cloudy air is usually only slightly supersaturated with water vapour with respect to the droplets and is strongly oversaturated with respect to ice crystals; the latter thus grow more rapidly than the droplets.
Felsic rocks are commonly oversaturated and contain free quartz (SiO2), intermediate rocks contain little or no quartz or feldspathoids (undersaturated minerals), and mafic rocks may contain abundant feldspathoids.
Gondry displays his usual panache for easy-on-the-eye images, in particular the grainy, oversaturated home movies and a scene in which children are made to look like they're wearing invisible clothing as a Charlotte Gainsbourg track plays over the soundtrack.
Part of the problem is that the graduate job market is oversaturated.
Wisely, Braff hasn't oversaturated the market since finishing Scrubs five years ago.
Then, in the next decade, he abruptly adopted the John Philip Sousa line: "Oversaturated with sounds, blasé even before combinations of the utmost variety, listeners fall into a kind of torpor which deprives them of all power of discrimination".
You know, we were oversaturated with good intent, no action, no results".
He also noted that new Cirque shows have struggled, "probably because they've oversaturated the market".
He conceded that the Jewish learning books sold very well — more than fifty thousand copies, Jung Wan Kim's co-author would later tell me — but he worried that the Talmud market was oversaturated.
