Sentences with phrase «mean oversupply»

And just because someone has the opposite problem, doesn't mean that oversupply isn't a problem in its own right.

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Not exact matches

That means they keep pumping today to fulfill those contracts, which makes it harder to reduce oversupply.

What that means is that there will be a world oversupply of steel and aluminum for rival manufacturers in other countries to enjoy.

That means we farmers need to get smart and demand a federal dairy policy that holds back the floodwaters of an oversupply of milk.

It could mean that the baby isn't feeding long enough on each breast or draining the breast effectively or that there is an oversupply of breast milk.

There was only one other mom there with an oversupply issue but the camaraderie meant a lot.

It could mean that the baby isn't feeding long enough on each breast or draining the breast effectively or that there is an oversupply of breast milk.

The rate of entrants with ATARs under 50 has nearly doubled since 2013, rising from 7.2 per cent to 14.3 per cent, which the AEU says indicates a failure by the Coalition to introduce means of addressing falling standards or an oversupply of graduates.

The oversupply of calcium means that Ca + + concentration changes only little in relative terms when CaCO3 is dissolved.

The current oversupply of LNG means there is already a pipeline of projects waiting to come on stream.

But the global recession after 2008 caused a crash in production, meaning there is a now huge oversupply of permits.

The study, by carbon trading thinktank Sandbag, found that a huge oversupply of carbon pollution permits means many are being banked to enable emissions after 2020, when efforts to tackle global warming should be intensifying.

These trends should further sustain multifamily development and provide a means to support vibrant rent growth, curtailing oversupply concerns.