Sentence examples for have enough inventory from inspiring English sources

"Our problem in October and November was that we didn't have enough inventory".

"But you need to have enough inventory so when you have to pull that trigger, you still have enough depth to move forward with".

At this point, most dealers in the United States say they have enough inventory to meet their needs, even though many Japanese parts and auto plants have been closed since the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, cutting output by at least 400,000 vehicles.

GameStop executive Bob McKenzie recently told reporters, "Three years later, we finally have enough inventory on the shelf, and we've got a couple of weeks in supply…".

Having the ability to borrow anonymous shares also applies to the specialist himself who buys and sells -- and sells-short -- stock out of their own account to make sure they have enough inventory to 'make-markets' that is, buy and sell when there are not enough orders to fill a 'market order.'.

Make sure you have enough inventory to run your food concession stand for a specific period before you have to order more.

"Companies are either deciding they have enough inventories, or they have grown a little more worried about the outlook and are not increasing orders," he said.

Joshua Muss said the biggest issue "is having enough inventory".

"Our progress on sales has been hindered by not having enough inventory units in the stores," Mr. Mansell said.

The Journal, through offerings like WSJ Live and WorldStream, now has "enough inventory to get people to pay attention," said Mr. Rooney, who also spoke during the presentation along with senior executives like Lex Fenwick, chief executive at Dow Jones and publisher of The Journal; Gerard Baker, managing editor of The Journal; and Chris Cramer, head of video operations.

Alternatively, in some instances, Grover has a "re-circulation" deal in place so that a retailer can continue offering Grover as an option even if Grover has enough inventory already, and instead take a share of future subscription income.