Sentence examples for able to restock from inspiring English sources

Businesses so far have not been able to restock warehouses fast enough to meet demand.

Amazon is also working with companies on devices that will be able to restock themselves.

"Look how quickly we were able to restock the city after 9/11," Ms. Ryan said of the local farmers.

But in many ways, the uncertain future of wild bumblebees and solitary bees is even more alarming than the honeybee death toll, since beekeepers are able to restock their hives each year.

When a dealer notices that a certain color or option is in short supply, the manufacturers want to be able to restock the showroom within weeks, not months, so that more customers can avoid having to place special orders.

And with Tebow all but gone, the Jets should be able to restock the gossip columns for a year or two by forcing the new general manager to play nice with Ryan whether he thinks Ryan is a good coach or not.

Rigby, using inventory software from Sacramento, Calif.-based Nordic Information Systems, will monitor sales nationwide and be able to quickly restock those titles that are moving rapidly.

Lizzie's mother is so depressed that her daughters are frequently dispatched to a private clinic in London to restock her pills; barely able to function, she replaces meals with whisky and cigarettes, and directs what little energy she has into writing grimly bad plays that bear a striking resemblance to her own experiences: Aunt F: Christ!

In previous years, due to depleted funds several facilities had been obligated to restock drugs on credit from the District Health Office, and were only able to pay off their loans after reimbursement by the CBI [ 23, 25].

At the very least, a single employee might be able to handle restocking, customer support and store maintenance once freed from cashier duties.

The push to restock shelves at night?