Sentence examples for back into inventory from inspiring English sources

All my money is put back into inventory, to keep it fresh.

Or someone might be holding the only seat at the lowest fare and not book it, so it goes back into inventory and it will be yours.

Yes, they go back into inventory, but we pay for that privilege, and then we have more inventory than we can sell, which eventually turns into excess inventory, which we have to pay to store.

A recent Forrester Research report criticized this model, stating, "getting product back into inventory often means the difference between gaining and losing a sale.

In order to accomplish this exploit, you must remove (Pickpocket) ALL arrows from his inventory and reverse Pickpocket just one of the arrows you would like to duplicate back into his inventory.

"Dhurries are wonderful rugs and look beautiful in many settings," says Pam Green, owner of the Kellogg Collection, which recently brought dhurries back into the inventory of its four stores.

But the real feeding frenzy is around deleting domains – the domain names that people let expire and that go back into general inventory.

Drag this back into your inventory.

If you want to save materials, you can look at the compass needle, then take the ingredients back into your inventory instead of the compass.

When you run out, add the fire and make more torches, then retrieve the fire by replacing it with a torch and putting the fire back into your inventory.

"Direct rework at the stores and integrating the products into our store inventory is the fastest option to get the returns back into our sellable inventory.