Sentence examples for producing a glut from inspiring English sources

Over the same period, domestic natural gas production has risen by 15 percent, producing a glut that has forced down the gas price by nearly two-thirds.

But Mr. Zoellick and Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman disputed the argument that subsidized American crops are producing a glut on grain and cotton markets, driving down prices and hurting farmers in poor countries.

Hundreds of millions of dollars in federal government funding is being spent on producing a glut of trainee teachers who have little chance of getting a job, the Sydney Morning Herald reports.

Having burned their fingers in the recession of the early 1990s, property companies shunned new projects unless they could sign up tenants in advance.Yet with the poor timing for which the industry is famed, developers jumped back into the market at the same time, producing a glut of new office buildings just as banks cut their payrolls.

In the last four years, the natural gas shale drilling boom has produced a glut of inexpensive fuel, leading producers to argue that the country should wean its commercial and municipal transportation systems from a dependence on imported oil to domestically produced natural gas.

It would most likely produce a glut of office and retail space, further depressing rents.

That surge produced a glut of listings above market prices that took several years to work through, brokers said.

That has produced a glut that has driven the price of natural gas down by two-thirds since 2008.

PAGE A8 Too Many Afghan Poppies Afghanistan has produced a glut of opium poppies this year, making the price of illegal drugs plummet.

Many cinema chains will balk at the cost, especially in America where a recent blitz of building large multi-screen movie theatres has produced a glut of cinemas.

The unexpected golds in men's weightlifting (two) and women's judo have produced a glut of extra work for the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications in Pyongyang.