Sentence examples for back on orders from inspiring English sources

Glenn F. Tilton, the chief executive of United, said high fuel prices could force airlines around the world to join the American carriers in pulling back on orders.

Most have cut back on orders from their suppliers to help ease their cash-flow problems.

The economy definitely had a lot of people watching their pennies and holding back on orders.

Germany and France were the worst hit as their crisis-hit trading partners cut back on orders.

Economists had also worried that across-the-board federal spending cuts and higher taxes might prompt businesses to cut back on orders.

Apple does appear to be cutting back on orders for its latest iPhone from its manufacturing partners, as Nikkei of Japan and The Wall Street Journal reported earlier.

That is healthy for long-term growth, but in the short term it curbs demand as companies hold back on ordering new supplies.

"Restaurants usually cut staff before they cut back on ordering food and supplies," said Arlene Spiegel, a food and beverage consultant in New York.

Forbes: Question to all, Lynn, you said that when the downturn began, firms took a step back on ordering this tech-related stuff.

Parents, forget those paint swatches and hold back on ordering that new treadmill.

They now find their inventories are overstuffed and are cutting back on their orders.