Sentence examples for a massive inventory from inspiring English sources

At the same time, businesses began a massive inventory correction so that it really almost halted production in the United States.

"5:1 effectively hasn't launched yet, they've been focused on putting together a massive inventory syndicate" said one source.

In 2000, the global DRAM industry recorded $29 billion in revenue but in 2001 recorded only $10 billion in revenue because of a massive inventory overhang and a glut of manufacturing capacity.

Wallace and his squadron of 160 salespeople are able to turn a massive inventory of new and used RVs a blistering eight times a year in dollar terms-three thees the industry average.

"We do have a massive inventory correction, which will happen a lot easier and a lot less painfully if it continues to happen during an economic expansion," says Baker. "The fear is now that even though the direct housing hit was absorbed, the indirect hit could be serious too.

In report published earlier this week, Young said that if most Katrina-related problems associated with oil/gas/refined products availability are "largely over within the next four to five weeks," and the U.S. economy avoids a recession, "we don't believe there will be a massive inventory build followed by a bust.

In 1973, he projected the world was entering a massive inventory-building spree to be followed by the first major worldwide recession since the 1930s.

"At the same time we allow them to easily monetize the lightly used clothes they have in their kids' closets; kids grow too fast and their clothes stay behind sometimes unused, so we give this massive inventory an outlet and pay a fair price for those items we then sell in our e-shop across Europe".

In Smith's tale, the owner of the pin-making shop could have decided to lay off all his workers after one day and simply sold off the massive inventory over a period of years.

Chegg rents textbooks to college students, which is a capital-intensive business, requiring warehouses, keeping massive inventory, logistics, and shipping.

But Cooley had a habit of ignoring looming downturns and stuck Precision with a massive excess inventory and capacity in the early 1990s.