Sentence examples for decline orders from inspiring English sources

Right from the start, Max Fish was a high-volume, low-margin business: in 1989, a can of Budweiser cost two dollars, and the bartenders had a tacit agreement to decline orders for drinks that contained more than three ingredients.

[C8.] Orders for Durable Goods Decline Orders to the nation's factories for big-ticket manufactured goods fell in January, led by a steep decline in orders for electronic and other electrical equipment.

Though heavy-truck orders, which make up about a quarter of Navistar's sales, are in decline, orders for medium-sized trucks are more stable, and sales of Navistar's diesel engines, which are used in U.P.S., U-Haul and pickup trucks, continues to grow.

The company, based in Lisle, Ill., is among telecommunications companies hit hard by declining orders.

Toledo's glass factories, confronting declining orders for auto windshields, are focused on making solar panels.

More Chinese manufacturers reported declining orders than increasing ones in both June and July.

The Carrier unit of the United Technologies Corporation is eliminating 600 jobs at two operations in Tennessee because of declining orders.

Japanese service companies continue to report declining orders, albeit by a narrow margin in the latest survey.

Production could slow further in months ahead: the orders index fell to 49.7 from 49.9, the second consecutive month of declining orders.

French companies added fewer workers in the second quarter than at any time in the last two and a half years as declining orders spurred them to scale back production.

Mr. Park warned of the additional effect a shooting war would have on South Korean construction companies, already hard hit by declining orders.