-
overproduction (in the
economy as a whole,
specific goods can
still be
overproduced) is only
possible in a
limited sense.
Overproduction raises issues about...
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Quantitative historian Peter Turchin noted that the
United States was
overproducing university graduates—he
termed this
elite overproduction—in the 2000s...
- was required. The
United Arab
Emirates and
Kuwait were
consistently overproducing; the
latter at
least in part to
repair losses caused by
Iranian attacks...
-
Peter Frampton on lead guitar.
Contemporary critics maligned the tour as
overproduced,
saying it
pandered to the
current stadium rock
trends in its special...
- for
political rather than
economic reasons, the
country is
currently overproducing university graduates, who are
struggling to find white-collar jobs that...
-
during the 1980–1988 Iran–Iraq War. In addition, Iraq felt
Kuwait was
overproducing oil,
lowering prices and
hurting Iraqi oil
profits in a time of financial...
- felt that
despite the
occasional misuse of enchantment—"brief
spasms of
overproduced fantasy"—the novel's
screen adaptation was told with "agreeable simplicity...
- melanin-producing cells, or melanocytes, but
instead have
melanocytes that
overproduce melanin granules (melanosomes)
changing the
coloration of the
outer skin...
- her
music is
fundamentally lacking,
which results in her work
being overproduced and impersonal. However,
coming from a
family in
which all of her siblings...
-
Morgenstern of The Wall
Street Journal felt "she
vanishes all too soon in this
overproduced, self-enchanted sequel, and so does the
spirit of
bright invention that...
