Sentence examples for was oversupplied from inspiring English sources
verb
To supply more than is needed
"I think the criticisms came from people who felt the balance tipped too much toward crafty people," said Mr. Demby, and it was certainly the case that the Brooklyn Flea was oversupplied with vendors contributing to the worldwide glut of cleverly silk-screened canvas totes.
OPEC General Secretary Alvaro Silva Calderon said in an interview with an Austrian daily on Friday that the oil market was oversupplied and had an overhang of up to 1.5 million barrels of oil per day.
The town's economy expanded to the extent that in 2007, at a time when the rest of south Manchester was oversupplied with office space, Sale's available office and commercial space was at an all time low because of high demand.
In this work, the isobutanol was produced by the strain LA02 with lots of NADPH consumed, thus the NADPH/NADP+ ratio of the strain LA02 was decreased to 0.35 (EP) lower than that of the wild-type strain MG1655, while the NADH was oversupplied with a high NADH/NAD+ ratio of 0.90 (EP).
The company faced financial difficulty because the turkey market was oversupplied and prices hit historic lows.
There are, however, other avenues by which the body can be oversupplied with thyroid hormones.
Where housing is oversupplied, prices will have to fall, inflicting losses on homeowners.
"The reason I gave you these numbers is to show you that the market is oversupplied".
"You're talking about building more space in a market that's oversupplied," he continued.
No wonder it now thinks that the market is "oversupplied," as Saudi's oil minister, Ali al-Naimi, said this weekend.
But Italy, for one, is oversupplied with gas and has been trying to trim imports from countries like Algeria.
