oversupply造句

Another potential snag is oversupply.

What is more, there is little sign of manufacturing oversupply.

This has generated an oversupply of law students.

The price dive is due to oversupply - the result of two main factors.

Finally, just as in agriculture, governments further fuel this innate tendency to oversupply.

There are now 23 such vessels arriving each month, adding to oversupply.

According to CLSA, a broking firm, oversupply will also weigh heavily on office property in China.

Also, Barton notes that the wages earned by males with college degrees have slipped, which indicates an oversupply.

However, prices have halved in the past year. It isn't clear whether the fashion for the dogs is fading or whether demand has resulted in oversupply.

In recent years, shippers have expanded their fleets, creating an oversupply, which analysts expect will continue to push down freight rates, squeezing shippers' profit margins.

It can be said that at present China has Basically solved its food problem, and is now enjoying a relative oversupply of grain.

Right now, the solar industry has too much oversupply, which on one hand has been great for driving down prices, but on the other, bad for profit margins.

Residential construction in tier 2 cities is leading to an oversupply of stock and frothy land prices - both of which put downward pressure on developers margins.

What started out as a slight oversupply is turning into a full-blown supply glut which is sending shockwaves through the whole industry and which could take years to play out.

In the first two months of this year, Hanzhong town saw a record number of scams designed to extract high bride prices in a region with an oversupply of bachelors.

In that situation, the per box GB DRAM content of the smaller size notebook of up to 2 GB was replaced by tablets that only housed 256 Mb or 1/8th the amount. Hence, DRAM oversupply.''