Sentence examples for temporary glut from inspiring English sources
A drought drives livestock herds quickly to market, causing a temporary glut and low prices that merely exacerbate producers' woes.
What's more, not only is helium being sold below market, but getting rid of the helium reserves is creating a temporary glut in supply.
Food prices in general have been rising, but organic food lagged somewhat behind last year because of a temporary glut of organic milk and other factors.
The influx created a temporary glut of organic milk, which suppressed prices last year, but also added to the demand — and the price — for organic animal feed.
Similar plans were announced in the early 1990's but were abandoned because of a slowing economy and a temporary glut in electricity.
"There's definitely a temporary glut that's driven prices so low it's become a crisis," said John M. Talbot, an assistant professor of sociology at Colby College in Maine, who is writing a book on coffee.
Similar techniques are used to handle temporary gluts of work.
The demographic firehose creates a temporary labour glut, not unlike a garden-variety recession.
Renewable sources are producing temporary power gluts from Australia to California, driving out other energy sources that are still necessary to maintain a stable supply of power.
The modern Triffin dilemma is that strong foreign demand for Treasuries for saving purposes might eventually outstrip America's fiscal capacity.A more optimistic view is that the saving glut is temporary.
With the rest of the world still determined to save too, that would send the global economy into a tailspin.This survey will try to determine whether the shifts that have caused the "saving glut" are likely to be temporary or more long-lasting.
