Sentence examples for coming inventory from inspiring English sources

She eventually abandoned Myspace for Facebook, where she tantalized fans with coming inventory, from cheap shrunken motorcycle jackets to high-end vintage Versace clothing.

But then he learned of the coming inventory — a full and thorough inventory, the first one in years — and knew that the dozen missing paintings would be noticed.

A lot of the demand for factory orders has come from inventory restocking, which is temporary.

Cash was easy to come by, inventory was being absorbed at miraculous rates, and irrational exuberance was the order of the day.

Westchester was not alone when it came to inventory problems in the first half, according to Walter Molony, a spokesman for the National Association of Realtors, a trade organization in Washington.

As soon as they start dabbling in hardware, they almost always fail in the very beginning when it comes to inventory".

The ramp-up will probably primarily come from inventory building rather the consumer side, which is still depressed because of the sluggish job market.

While BlackBerry said that 5.9 million BlackBerry phones were sold to customers during the quarter, a large percentage of them came from inventory that had been shipped to wholesalers and carriers earlier.

It may be a buyer's market for some time to come: the inventory of unsold homes was also up sharply.The European Union's trade commissioner, Peter Mandelson, proposed a meeting of the world's trade ministers before the end of the year in an attempt to revive the Doha round of talks.

From the above-described compilation comes an inventory comparison of the four fuel types (Table 6).

As it stands now, restaurants have two options when it comes to inventory management for their reservations.