Sentence examples for the overcapacities from inspiring English sources
noun
A capacity for the production of a commodity or product that is in excess of what is needed
One reason for the overcapacities originates from progress in medical technology.
Then, the recession led to a slowdown in trade, and underscored the overcapacity in the industry.
The undercapacity of the roads arises from the overcapacity of the vehicles that use them.
But environmentalists said that the plan did not address the overcapacity of the bloated European fleet.
It will preserve the overcapacity in the market, create zombie companies and thus hurt Ford.
But the nature of the technology makes the overcapacity problem still worse.
A spokeswoman said: "We are unlikely to experience the overcapacity that occurs in some EU countries.
The overcapacity stems primarily from the fact that the market collapsed.
If Chinese authorities withhold support, more producers will fail, easing the overcapacity that has shredded prices.
Defra says it is already moving to curb the overcapacity threat.
Given the overcapacity in European carmaking, an orderly insolvency of Opel would have made sense.
