oversupplied

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• Despite an oversupply of vaccine doses, only about 49 percent of the country is fully vaccinated overall—and many states and areas have lower vaccination coverage still.

• They have really dealt with their supply problem — because they had a huge oversupply, which was causing a glut in the market and driving down prices.

• Coupled with the pandemic-related boost in sales, this helped alleviate market pressure caused by oversupply of wine and reduced consumer demand.

• The rebound was so fast that new and used vehicles skipped right from oversupply to shortage—which is driving up prices.

• Last week, I talked about the oversupply of lawyers, and other graduate students.

• The oversupply of graduate students in the humanities is much, much worse than the oversupply of lawyers.

• The oversupply of ethanol can be seen by looking at the parade of ethanol producers heading to bankruptcy court.

• In the end, there is a shortage of caution, an oversupply of food, and a mess that will take years to clean up.

• That court decision has been a blessing and, perhaps, a curse—contributing to an oversupply of talent.

• Just on a p. 140 hunch, I'll always want a considerable oversupply.

• The making of cheese was known in ancient times, it having probably originated through a desire to utilize an oversupply of milk.

• Nature IS an efficiency expert and doesn't give you an oversupply of anything without demanding that you use it.

• I was interested in Tusser's "Christmas husbandly fare," notwithstanding some suggestion of gluttony in it and of oversupply.

• Gigantic boulders, box-like bluffs, ragged rock-spires, cliffs and plateaus of bare rock were in oversupply.