| The trend already seems to be running out of steam, due to market oversaturation. |
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| It may be fun and it may get them paid, until oversaturation ruins our sense for irony and destroys the market for it. |
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| I think the big thing is that we're only over here twice a year so there doesn't appear to be an oversaturation of WWE in the British market. |
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| That has led some to worry about oversaturation, but Mr. Ulukaya said there is still plenty of room for growth. |
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| There is oversaturation on the market for free newspapers in Spain, and this will most probably lead to closures and mergers. |
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| Setting this too low can result in an oversaturation of key frames, possible flickering, and general bitrate waste, reducing overall quality. |
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| Studies that report toxic effects based on oversaturation of the exposure solution were not considered acceptable for guideline derivation. |
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| To assure vaporization the water droplets need to be very small and local oversaturation needs to be avoided. |
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| According to global research and consulting firm Wood Mackenzie, the worldwide LNG market is poised for oversaturation in the coming years. |
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| The filtered runoff is collected in the perforated underdrain and returned to the storm drain system to completely drain the planting soil and avoid oversaturation of the soil. |
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| These parameters influence the inert gas saturation and the oversaturation tolerances of the tissue and therefore also the no stop time and decompression stages. |
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| In the 1980s, during the educational expansion, a debate arose in many european countries concerning the rising number of academics and oversaturation of the academic labour market. |
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| It's awfully late in the cycle of embedded and ride-along war journalism, the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan having been covered by news organizations and documentarians to the point, some might say, of oversaturation. |
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| How do you make it happen in the light of the severe oversaturation in jobs in the state's administrative body? |
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| In many ways, the current culture of perfectionism enveloping many teen girls' lives begins with the oversaturation of information. |
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| The American Gaming Association, an industry lobbying group, has also pushed back against the notion of oversaturation. |
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| In terms of display, the handset boasts great colour reproduction, but oversaturation problem continues to be a letdown. |
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| Hence the occurring oversaturation of the polymer with carbon dioxide leads to a foaming of the polymer and enables the shaping under reproducible conditions. |
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