Sentence examples for problem of excess from inspiring English sources

All opening sci-fi shows face the problem of excess exposition.

Converting hotel rooms to office space "is not a solution to the problem of excess inventory".

After all, depression is precisely a problem of meaninglessness, whereas anxiety, one might say, is a problem of excess meaning.

There are policy solutions for the problem of excess demand, chief among them higher fuel economy standards.

"There are increasing downward economic pressures, and the problem of excess capacity is worsening," Mr. Zhang said.

That's a classic "health care is different" solution to the problem of excess health-care costs: pass a law guaranteeing the "sale price" to publicly funded patients.

Those are real problems too, but they're problems of excess".

"Its factory break-even points are low, while problems of excess production capacity are relatively mild".

"While these measures may temporarily alleviate the downward pressure, they do very little to resolve China's longstanding problems of excess capacity, non-performing loans and perennially weak household consumption".

"The hardest hit banking systems within the euro area in February have been those of Greece, Italy and, to a lesser extent, Portugal, along with some large German banks, reflecting some or all of the following factors: structural problems of excess bank capacity, high levels of NPLs and poorly adapted business models".

To avoid terrible effects on output and employment – effects that would only magnify the problems of excess leverage – we needed not just a rescue of the financial system but also strong government action to support demand while the wreckage was cleared.