Sentence examples for frequent shipments from inspiring English sources
H&M also delivers frequent shipments of new items and imitates the latest trends.
The number of FedEx international priority shipments climbed 14percentt as economies in Asia recovered from recession and as more Latin American and Asian companies adopted inventory methods that required more frequent shipments, analysts said.
Shipping companies often feel the effect of an economic slowdown a bit later than other industries, because their customers typically begin making smaller and more frequent shipments to avoid accumulating inventory when business is cooling.
Traffickers have also learnt to move it in smaller and more frequent shipments.Heroin first appeared in Central Asia in the early 1990s.
The freight transport market has changed, from large quantities of bulk being transported by block trains, to smaller, more frequent shipments with a higher value and a faster and more reliable delivery requirement.
Nor do they prevent the frequent shipment of plastic shells covered with chemical flame retardants overseas to poor and developing nations; once there, they are often incinerated, because they cannot be reused, and spew toxic chemicals into the air.
She explains that the quick-snap pace at which we expect to see new styles in shop windows requires ever frequent air shipments, and the growing rate of textile production means land that could grow food is being used for cotton.
As with other products, air express benefits from garmentmakers' shift from shipping large, infrequent batches of merchandise to more frequent, smaller shipments.
Roadway agreed in August to buy Arnold Industries to add overnight truck shipments as customers request faster, more frequent delivery service.
Changes in engine design will necessitate frequent changes in air-filter design, driving unit shipments of air filters.
It is hard to know whether covert cash shipments have increased significantly, or whether the discoveries simply result from more frequent inspections.
