Sentence examples for suffering from excess from inspiring English sources

United suffers from unsustainably high labor costs in a business suffering from excess capacity.

Look about you Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsPeugeot is not alone: Renault is also suffering from excess capacity.

The Turkish economy is suffering from excess borrowing and has become overheated, the bank said.

The term "overheating" is normally used when an economy is suffering from excess demand, which then causes inflation to rise.

An economy that is in a slump sufficiently deep to drive the central bank's policy rate to near zero is suffering from excess saving.

But some economists say that companies are suffering from excess production capacity, not from a lack of investment capital, and are not going to expand their operations until demand from consumers increases.

The story from Monaco, which appeared in "Time" was about 3 men suffering from an excess of riches.

But in a weakening economy suffering from layoffs, excess capacity and dwindling consumer confidence, the Fed has been only partly successful.

Cade had been testing his theory that manic people were suffering from an excess of uric acid by injecting patients' urine into guinea pigs, who subsequently died.

But in fact it might be just what we need: a mild astringent for those suffering from an excess of pomp.

It is manifest in the widespread search for meaning – a peculiar characteristic of the modern age: our medieval and ancient forebears showed few signs of it, if anything suffering from an excess of meaning.