Sentence examples for oversupplied by from inspiring English sources

The oil market, it is said, is oversupplied by about 1m barrels a day: that could be cleared if Russia and the Saudis both reduced output by 5%.

Part of the problem, of course, was that uncontested dunks were no longer exciting to young fans, not when aerial derring-do was being oversupplied by video games and highlight culture on sports news and then, increasingly, the Internet.

Opec  is producing flat-out into a market that is oversupplied by over 1 million barrels a day; already decelerating demand could decay further with slowing economic activity; and OECD inventories that are already at record levels are likely to expand through at least the middle of the year".

Citigroup anticipated that the industry will be 33% oversupplied by 2010.

There are, however, other avenues by which the body can be oversupplied with thyroid hormones.

One of the boldest and most bitterly opposed programs of the New Deal was one to reduce agricultural oversupply by paying farmers to kill animals and plow under crops.

Oji saw a merger as a chance to cut the industry's oversupply by allowing it to scrap its older papermaking machines and use Hokuetsu's huge newer ones, which not only make paper but coat it, for things like tissue boxes.

Oil companies exploited the oversupply by playing small ship owners against each other to get rates that barely covered operating costs.

CD36, the predominant cardiac fatty acid transporter, has a key role in setting the heart on a road to contractile dysfunction upon the onset of chronic lipid oversupply by translocating to the cell surface and opening the cellular 'doors' for fatty acids.

Another potential limitation of the CMG measure is loss of information regarding over-supply sources if only outpatient pharmacy data is employed; keeping this in mind, our method for CMG calculation was specifically tailored to account for multiple sources of oversupply by also utilizing inpatient records regarding hospitalizations and discharge medications.

But are we, then, oversupplied?