Sentence examples for glut of inventory from inspiring English sources

A glut of inventory is depressing prices.

DISCOUNTED prices, outdated models and a glut of inventory.

Shidhaye had plenty of time to drive me around because he had closed down his plant for three days; Bajaj was suffering from a glut of inventory.

The distributors now must use up the glut of inventory on their shelves, cutting Bristol-Myers sales this year by hundreds of millions of dollars.

Certainly compared with much of Florida, including nearby Fort Myers, where there is a glut of inventory, Sanibel and Captiva are holding their own.

Despite signs of an improving market, manufacturers said they were being conservative, protecting themselves against getting stuck with a glut of inventory.

Companies are importing fewer capital goods and industrial supplies as they reduce their investments and expectations for growth and try to cut a glut of inventories.

Across the Internet, "we have a glut of unsold inventory every single day," said Kelly Twohig, the digital activation director at Starcom, which buys media for clients like Kellogg's and Nintendo.

In Florida, where overzealous building led to a glut of unsold inventory, the private sector is mimicking the government initiative: Some real estate companies have offered their own $8,000 credits to first-time buyers.

A surprise 2.7% increase in September new U.S. home sales helped turn around early losses, but the report was eventually taken with a dose of skepticism since a slide in prices drove the increase and builders still have a daunting glut of unsold inventory.

The Treasury's move will do little to alleviate the glut of housing inventory still on the market, Speiss said, but if a drop in mortgage rates trickles down to the consumer and banks become more willing to lend, it will certainly be a step in the right direction.