Sentence examples for excess goods from inspiring English sources

Excess goods that might have gone out the back door for 30 cents on the dollar often command 70 cents on the dollar online.

Having cut prices to sell the excess goods that began piling up last year, many companies will soon be able to increase production again, economists said.

That most likely means there are few excess goods piled up, and businesses may need to replenish their inventories in the fourth quarter, producing stronger growth.

Forrester says eBay's second area of vulnerability stems from its growing "enterprise seller" program, in which big companies like I.B.M., Home Depot and others dump excess goods on eBay through auctions.

At the very least, their finding helps to allay two specific fears about overinvestment: the fear that China's heavy capital spending is creating excess industrial capacity, and the related fear that China will resolve its overcapacity problem by dumping excess goods on world markets.

Producers then cut prices to unload excess goods and services.

Cut the fluff (easy overeating) and so cut calories, fat, weight and conversely increase health as you cut the bad stuff and excess good stuff, too! High insulin adversely affects health and indicates insulin resistance which is exaggerated by lack of certain key nutrients and over consumption of rich foods.

"The excess-goods industry has been around for a long time," says Dee. "But it's fragmented, regional, zero-percent automated and has layers of middlemen who add fat margins".

But beyond the good feeling of sharing our excess material goods, does this really have an impact on the "culture of reuse?" For 20 months, I coordinated a Pittsburgh reuse project -- we collected gently used tote bags for distribution to the region's food pantries.

That morphed into a business buying excess sporting goods and selling them to ski shops.

I started a company called KPR Sports (a combination of my parents' initials) to buy and sell excess sporting goods inventory.