overproduce

Most had overproduced in the 80's, when the market was at its height.

The Americans have been overproducing, and they mean to dump.

Those who overproduce will contribute that much more to the project.

Those within the industry, however, concede that they simply overproduced.

"They are overproducing oil and flooding the market," he said.

For months thereafter, both groups overproduced, driving down the price of oil.

Those who overproduce and stand their ground tend to prevail.

Farmers began earning more for their milk and started to overproduce.

This effect resulted from an enterprise overproducing in a given plan cycle.

Other traders are skeptical, however, and suggest that both countries will continue to overproduce.

So do many California producers, who say that both varietals are being overproduced.

Some found it overproduced, while others loved its modernity.

Ford also may have overproduced cars during the quarter.

"I just have this horrible fear of being overproduced," she explains in the studio kitchen.

Following Say's law, overproduction (in the economy as a whole, specific goods can still be overproduced) is not possible.

We'd inevitably overproduce and ruin the market and probably the whole economic system.

And its distinctive physical properties can be overproduced and made an end in themselves.

And, he said, it is important that the transplanted cells not overproduce dopamine.

Though the sound is certainly lush, the record is not, relatively speaking, overproduced.

In the first phase (chronic), the white blood cells overproduce gradually and slowly.

The commission and other member states want to be certain Italian farmers will respect the new quotas after overproducing for years.

"They have been overproducing all year, and they just got greedier."

All of a sudden, the companies overproduced them.

In other words, Disney doesn't want to overproduce and have cassettes returned.

The US already overproduces as it is, does it not?