Sentence examples similar to surplus stacking from inspiring English sources
A mass of army surplus is stacked floor to ceiling and bursts out of the various workshops into the courtyards and outhouses.
Cotton surpluses have been stacking up around the globe in part because of rising yields from genetically modified cotton seeds and other technological improvements.
The open shelves around the dining room, stacked with surplus tableware, suggest Williams-Sonoma, and the clientele is more trading pit than mosh pit.
Almost no matter what happens in the next year or two, the surplus forecasts are still stacked in favor of a smaller Treasury market.
Later during the war, when there were "three million surplus women in Great Britain", she resented that the odds were stacked against her romantically.
Duplex closure can only progress if the interfering surplus base is giving way (adopting a favorable looped-out or stacked conformation), thus allowing the subsequent base to form a Watson-Crick base pair with the complementary base in the target strand.
Bags of the stuff — surplus that nobody will buy, at least not at a price the dairy industry regards as acceptable — are unloaded and stacked into towering rows that nearly fill the warehouse.
