Sentence examples for global inventory from inspiring English sources

Of the total global inventory, 93 per cent are held by the US and Russia.

The plunge in manufacturing is in part the result of a huge global inventory adjustment.

The effort involved taking records from existing databases to produce a global inventory without duplications and errors.

He was going to retrieve them all at the end of the evening, for eventual planting a necessity, because the dinner series had depleted the global inventory.

China's price-support policy has led to a sharp expansion in grain output: it now holds about 40% of global inventory.

The Missouri Botanical Gardens, St . Louis and the Kew Royal Botanical Gardens, London, announced in September that the global inventory of plants known to science had been cut by more than 600,000 species to approximately 400,000.

Thomas Bentz, a senior energy analyst at BNP Paribas Commodity Futures, said global inventories of crude oil were not particularly low.

Global inventories next year are expected to be 102 million tons, up from the 100.2 million expected this year and down 5.7percentt from 108 million tons predicted a month ago.

That is because a million or so more barrels a day will not be enough to rebuild global inventories to a comfortable level.

If so, that would leave little room for OPEC output to grow and may force the organization to either make further cuts or allow global inventories to build.

But then, by July, with global inventories tight largely as a result of a slower-than-expected recovery in production from Iraq, oil once again breached $30 a barrel.