Sentence examples for dwindling inventory from inspiring English sources
The strong market reflected a dwindling inventory of available single-family homes.
There are some signs that the dwindling inventory may be reversing itself.
Their low sales numbers are also related to dwindling inventory — years of teardowns have taken a toll.
What open space that remains is a scattered network of parks, parklets, preserves and playing fields, private and public golf courses and a dwindling inventory of estate lands.
Each page spread presents the garage from the same vantage point, and this well-crafted stage set allows the reader to track the refuse pile's dwindling inventory.
AT a time when environmental groups say Suffolk County must act quickly to save a dwindling inventory of open space from a final wave of development, its land-acquisition programs are facing overhauls, possible investigation and potentially lengthy delays.
Hoping the market would take a breather long enough for them to decide on the right spot and builder, they nervously kept up with news about shortages of building materials and labor, dwindling inventories of available homes and lengthening delivery times for new construction.
Investors said electronic bond trading -- allowing them to trade with dealers and one another -- would help compensate for dwindling dealer inventories that have made buying bonds more time-consuming and costly.
By then, with inventory dwindling and some plasma for the year already having been used, the company had little ability to make up for the resulting shortfall.
As is the case with any sale, it's important to keep an open mind; with inventories dwindling by the hour, it may be difficult to find the exact pattern you're after.
With oil inventories dwindling around the world, and tensions rising with Iraq's Kurds, crude oil hit a record in New York trading on Friday, topping $84 a barrel at one point during the session.
