Sentence examples for cut order from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bigari said he had cut order time in his dual-lane drive-throughs by slightly more than 30 seconds, to about 1 minute, 5 seconds, on average.

Roy Roberts, group vice president for North American sales at General Motors, said G.M.'s ambitious goal was to cut "order to delivery" from about 50 days to 10. Robert L. Rewey, a group vice president at Ford, said Ford was busily building an information system to dispatch a new order instantly back through the chain to parts suppliers, speeding the manufacturing process.

That, too, might mean that it could cut orders from other suppliers.

Customers are not increasing inventories, making it less likely they will cut orders, he said.

Even those seemingly unaffected could suffer if lower-tier suppliers are unable to get parts, or if automakers cut orders because they have to cut production.

That, in turn, would reduce their orders for the F-35, driving up the price for each plane and forcing them to cut orders further.

But negative sentiment has further hardened amid reports that Apple had cut orders for components with a supplier, potentially suggesting weak demand for the iPhone.

Indeed, NTT treated sales to domestic rivals as an act of disloyalty and threatened to cut orders if NEC made too many.

If manufacturers think fewer automobiles, computers or televisions will be sold in the coming months, they will cut orders for supplies today.

It has suffered from changes in strategy, and lately from an unexpected decision by two of its supermarket customers to cut orders.

In California, which has 14 confirmed cases, the Department of Public Health recently absorbed a 10percentt budget cut ordered by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to help close a huge budget gap.