Verb:

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overstocking's Usage Examples:

is maintained that some, such as overgrazing and overstocking, may be overstated while others, such as climate change, mining and agricultural reclamation.

Droughts and overstocking can also result in inland fish kills.

terrible state, nearly devoid of vegetation, as a result of drought, overstocking and the effects of rabbits.

1880s through to the early twentieth century however, drought, severe overstocking and rabbit infestation led to massive damage to land, soil and native.

The land was to be regenerated following land degradation from overstocking.

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Bacchus finds it to bear overstocking better than any other native grass, and to maintain a close turf.

has deteriorated severely in the last few decades[when?] due to heavy overstocking.

development from 1956 to marketing in 1960, followed by costs incurred by overstocking of redundant parts and the loss of capital due to development costs invested.

again which makes it easy to see how much has been used and to avoid overstocking.

push-based supply chain to respond to changes in demand, which can result in overstocking or bottlenecks and delays (the bullwhip effect), unacceptable service.

Simultaneously, it is maintained that some, such as overgrazing and overstocking, may be overstated while others, such as climate change, mining and agricultural.

external resources efficiently by minimizing stockouts but ensuring overstocking doesn"t occur as well.

Synonyms:

stock up, stock, buy in,

Antonyms:

disrepute, irregular, original, understock,