Sentence examples for bloated inventory from inspiring English sources

He predicted that would increase already bloated inventory levels.

That bloated inventory is evident in data from the Department of Energy's statistical arm, the Energy Information Administration, which shows continued historically high levels of crude oil.

Not long after Mr. Jobs returned to lead Apple in 1997, he hired Mr. Cook to clean up the manufacturing operations, which were in disarray, with bloated inventory that hurt its profits.

The Apple that Steven P. Jobs arrived at when he rejoined the company in 1997 was, in his own words, in a precarious state, with a bloated inventory, a sprawling line of mediocre products and dwindling cash reserves.

ExecuStay, which was acquired by Marriott International in 1999, has been the target of much speculation on the part of its competitors that it had a bloated inventory and was being forced to relinquish some of its excess units.

And in G.M.'s home market, the United States, the company relied on a huge incentive push — including zero percent financing for some six-year loans — to clear out a bloated inventory of 2004 models.

Manufacturers are retreating from ambitious production goals as they struggle with bloated inventories of unsold goods.

Disastrous past industry practices – from bloated inventories to excessive sales incentives – have been curbed.

Ford said the cuts will reduce the need for costly incentives to reduce bloated inventories.

Groundbreakings for new homes declined 12percentt and permits dropped 6percentt as builders grappled with fewer buyers and bloated inventories.

Now, manufacturers, which cut production last year to slim their bloated inventories, are increasing production to meet demand.