Sentence examples for changing inventory from inspiring English sources
They opened a Manhattan gallery, just off Madison Avenue, and created a digital photographic archive of their changing inventory of as many as 5,000 pieces.
The store, at 640 Fifth Avenue (at West 51st Street), offers a constantly changing inventory of imported men's and women's clothing.
Sills Huniford interior design has opened its Harlem storage space to retail customers, who can make appointments to dig through the constantly changing inventory.
"Everything in the store is for sale -- there are no props," Mr. Spade said, referring to the changing inventory of vintage and new "guy toys".
Dynamic events such as machine breakdown and hot jobs may induce problems on the production system such as order delay, increasing machine load, and changing inventory level.
Italy by the Glass Italian Wine Merchants, a shop at 108 East 16th Street, right off Union Square in Manhattan, has a constantly changing inventory of about 1,000 Italian wines in its cellars.
For established jewelers, this means they have to adjust their operations for online sales by changing production, inventory and fulfillment processes.
J.P. Morgans Grom notes that by changing Mays inventory and marketing to fit the Macys brand, Federated alienated the customer, and now they have gone elsewhere to shop like JC Pennys or Kohls..
The word "mattress" appears over and over, as well as "discount" and "factory direct". Knowing what customers are searching for, he said, gives him the option of changing his inventory to meet demand.
Thread Count Is Everything Fair warning: SmartBargains, an Internet retailer with an ever-changing inventory, can turn perfectly ordinary, practical sheet shoppers into obsessive voluptuaries.
Carrer de l'Or 42 34-699) 068-2426 espai-borojo.com Since opening in December, this boutique and gallery perfectly embodies the freewheeling vibe of Gr?a with an ever-changing inventory that recently included a 15th-century men's black silk kimono (800 euros).
