Sentence examples for adjustments in inventory from inspiring English sources
That was one of the best quarters of the recovery (though temporary adjustments in inventory accounted for about 1.7 percentage points of the rise).
This hurt both Samsung's smartphone and chip sales, as "overall market demand for NAND and DRAM drop[ped] due to macroeconomic uncertainties and adjustments in inventory levels by customers including data center companies and smartphone makers," said the company's earnings report.
Massive adjustments in inventories boosted growth to an annual average of 5% in the first quarter of 2002; then the recovery petered out.Most observers had expected a slowdown, but few foresaw a second quarter figure of 1.1%.
"Over all, the P.M.I. shows there is still a possibility that the Chinese economy may slow down, especially as falling demand growth leads to adjustments in inventories, increasing the possibility of slowing economic growth," said Zhang Liqun, a government researcher.
"Overall, the PMI shows there is still a possibility that the Chinese economy may slow down, especially as falling demand growth leads to adjustments in inventories, increasing the possibility of slowing economic growth," said Zhang Liqun, a government researcher.
Cash register receipts then include brief descriptions of the items purchased (by fetching them from the computer database), and the purchase information is also relayed back to the computer to cause an immediate adjustment in the inventory data.
Cash-register receipts can then include brief descriptions of the items purchased (by fetching them from the computer database), and the purchase information is also relayed back to the computer to cause an immediate adjustment in the inventory data.
In its assessment of the economy, the Fed stressed a "marked swing in inventory adjustment," a reference to evidence that businesses are stocking up on supplies and raw materials in anticipation of an upturn in demand for their goods.
These maps may contain patterns of behavior and relationships that can point the way to better corporate decision-making and faster adjustments in the supply chain and inventory.
There was comfort in inventory.
