Sentence examples for deferred orders from inspiring English sources

But many retailers were wary after the attacks, and a flood of companies reportedly canceled or deferred orders and shipments.

It has also cut 200 pilot jobs, deferred orders for new jets and sold 17 of its older aircraft.

Chemring said it had also suffered from deferred orders among its non-Nato customer base.

Semiconductor stocks were under particular selling pressure yesterday morning after Kulicke & Soffa, a top maker of equipment for assembling chips, warned of deferred orders.

The company stuck to its 2008 forecast for aerospace sales of $12.8 billion to $13 billion, despite concern about deferred orders from American airlines as they ground planes.

A long strike by machinists hurt production, which could suffer further if airlines cancel or defer orders during the downturn.

Aircraft manufacturers' already large backlogs will grow as carriers defer orders in response to weak traffic growth and falling fares.

The company said the latest revision was needed because clients reacted to the first one by deferring orders.

He persuaded Boeing to let it defer orders and to quickly wire back $29 million the airline had made in deposits.

The airline cut its flying capacity by 5percentt and said it would defer orders for four A380 and 12 737-800 aircraft.

The sale, which is expected to be concluded by the end of the year, has led some customers to defer orders.