Sentence examples for expected shipment from inspiring English sources

Harriott told him that an expected shipment, from Nike, was late.

That is, if a customer is shopping at their local Target store and can't find an item in the size they want or in the right color – or even if the item itself is temporarily sold out ahead of an expected shipment, for example – the Target employee can place an online order on the customer's behalf to have the product in question shipped directly to the customer's home.

It slipped on its first expected shipment dates for some DK1 customers that backed the project with $2.4 million on Kickstarter.

Worldwide, Gartner said, it expected shipments to grow 12 percent for the year, to a record 1.8 billion phones.

Altria said in July that it expected shipments to fall 3.5percentthis yearar, more than it had initially projected.

Sony, which licenses its technology to three other companies, said it expected shipments of Memory Sticks to nearly double this year, to 35 million units.

Qualcomm said it expected shipments of its phone chips in the second quarter of fiscal 2000 to be lower than in the first quarter because of seasonal factors and inventory balancing by customers related to continued shortages of other phone components.

Notebook shipments were 7% below the analyst's estimate, mostly due to lower-than expected shipments by Quanta.

However, shipping traffic has since been far lower than expected – shipments of commodities including produce, manufactured items, lumber, and oil averaged only 683,000 tons (616,000 t) per year from 1994 to 2006.

The Visiting Nurse Association of Brooklyn cited an advisory from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that vaccine manufacturers expect shipment delays and supply cuts in October and November.

But the company expects shipment volumes to rebound in the second half of the year, so per-share earnings should show double-digit growth in the September and December quarters.