Sentence examples for rising excess from inspiring English sources

Mr Cavey estimates that average capacity utilisation, measured by the ratio of sales to assets, has been rising not falling in strong contrast to Japan during its 1980s bubble.Worries about rising excess capacity feed another long-standing concern that China's banks, groaning under the weight of non-performing loans, are heading for a crisis.

Consider that assets have been in a deflationary market for some time and input costs are dropping dramatically to correspond with the overall weakening of consumer demand and rising excess capacity.

He was concerned that the United Kingdom would follow the United States into a severe recession; fears about inflation were misplaced, as rising excess capacity would curb price increases.

As a consequence, blood lactate concentration starts rising, causing excess proton production, and buffering of the protons by bicarbonate results in increased VCO2.

It was found that equilibrium could be achieved within 0.2 m of liquid pool depth or foam height, however the equilibrium surface excess on a rising bubble in the liquid pool is roughly 51% of the equilibrium value on a quiescent interface, while that in the foam layer is roughly 73% of the equilibrium value on a quiescent interface.

Global sea level will rise in excess of 1 meter.

But ticket prices had also risen in excess of demand, and live attendance — the fervor of Corinthianos notwithstanding — was dwindling.

This article was amended on 15 August 2016 to correct the period in which rents rose in excess of 20% in Mott Haven and Hunts Point and Morrisania and Belmont.

And before long interest rates will rise with excess money supplies unless they are sterilized (withdrawn).

Temperatures likely rose in excess of 2000 degrees Celsius, as everything but the buildings' metal roofs was incinerated.

The adaptation allows the mole rats to thrive in their communal tunnels, where acid levels rise because excess carbon dioxide builds up as the animals exhale.