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• v  produce in excess; produce more than needed or wanted
• v  produce in excess
  The country overproduces cars

• In a separate analysis of a subgroup of patients, only those with the most common type of tumor, those that overproduce the Cox-2 enzyme, saw a benefit.
• There's also a supply-cycle risk in the industry, which tends to overproduce, often related to the timing of newly planted vines.
• That should remove farmers' incentive to overproduce crops they know they can sell at a fixed price, and perhaps remove a big obstacle to a new world-trade accord.

News & Articles

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• Tiny RNA Molecules Could Have Medical Applications
  A team led by scientists at The Scripps Research Institute has identified a family of tiny RNA molecules that work as powerful regulators of the immune response in mammals. Mice who lack these RNA molecules lose their normal infection-fighting ability, whereas mice that overproduce them develop a fatal autoimmune syndrome.
  June 27, 2013 - Newswise

Quotes

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• Sherrod Brown in Nebraska Farmer
  Brown adds that their program "reduces the incentive to overproduce marginal land."
• Johnny Borrell in Daily Star
  Singer Johnny Borrell, 28, said: "We wanted to record it quickly, not overproduce it or overthink it too much." "We felt like we had the strongest songs we've had so far. When you've got that material there's not a lot else to do but just go...
• Richard Lugar in Inside INdiana Business (press release)
  We need a true safety net that would embrace all farmers, avoid incentives to overproduce commodities when market signals do not exist, and lower costs for taxpayers,Lugar said. "The reforms proposed today would make our farm and food...