Sentence examples for bulging order from inspiring English sources

A chunk of the aircraftmakers' bulging order books is from leasing firms betting that demand for rented planes will keep rising.

Airbus and Boeing have bulging order books, with a combined backlog of 10,000 aircraft worth nearly $1 trillion at list prices.

Bulging order books for wide-bodied passenger planes mean that the company will have to double production, from its current level of 300 engines a year.

In a memo to Boeing employees sent Tuesday and obtained by Reuters, Mr. Conner said he aimed to focus on delivering the planes in Boeing's bulging order book.

Mr Montebourg thought it unacceptable that a profitable company with a bulging order book and state support had to cut jobs.Neither government looks likely to intervene.

Cooke – owned by US businessman Les Zellan – has a bulging order book, because lower costs mean sophisticated digital movie cameras are being used for a wider range of jobs, including TV. "Our lenses were used on Downton Abbey," Howard says.

BRUSSELS — European Union finance ministers won an agreement from Spain on Monday to take additional steps to reduce its bulging budget deficit in order to ease the latest threat to the euro zone, now that Greece has agreed with a majority of its private creditors on terms that will release bailout money.

The rest of the running order bulged with similarly alien delights, including two Scottish contenders in Discopolis and the about-to-explode Chvrches, yet there was also a sense that the anniversary year had inspired the organisers to throw a bit of everything in.

Order books are bulging, exports booming, unemployment falling.

Right now, Acme's order book is bulging.

And yet, order books are bulging at German machinery makers and other exporters.