Sentence examples for Lack of orders from inspiring English sources

Lack of orders at the shipyard meant that the workforce had shrunk to 3,000 from the 13,000 employed at the height of the Vanguard programme.

"There's so much excess capacity in the industry that there's no constraint to growth, it's just a lack of orders".

The company had made it clear that subsidies were not the issue, the department said, and that the factory was closing because of a lack of orders.

But engineer Renishaw is down 10% at £18.45 after a profit warning, blaming a lack of orders from the far east.

But when you ask individual business owners about their lack of investment, they often cite a lack of orders and customers.

H.R Gupta, chairman of Indosolar, one of the companies that filed the complaint, says: "Local manufacturers are not getting any business, and the solar industry is doing very poorly because of lack of orders".

"I think it was our carelessness and lack of order".

London is fascinating for its lack of order, its complexity, mess and variety.

Whatever the reason, parents blamed what they called a general lack of order at the school.

The bears will focus on the lack of order book growth (and the associated revenue downgrade).

"There was a lot of quarreling going on, a lack of order in the ranks".