Sentence examples for insufficient stocks from inspiring English sources
Large stock-holding is associated with wastage, whereas insufficient stocks may lead to clinical disaster.
Shortage of adequately trained and available health professionals, inadequate infrastructure (including basic equipment, transport, and communication), and insufficient stocks of drugs and medical supplies have been documented as some of the perpetual constraints to the health system in Malawi (18, 19).
As a trader, you cannot turn up with insufficient stock or malfunctioning kitchen equipment and expect people to pay close to £10 for a meal.
CVS and the Revco chain it acquired in 1997 have been accused of dispensing partial prescriptions because of insufficient stock, while billing government health insurance programs for the full quantities prescribed, the Justice Department said.
Increasing the ability of buyers to bid for a limited, insufficient stock will inevitably lead to prices being pushed up.
Orders placed through last week will be fulfilled, but due to insufficient stock, Google is no longer taking orders for the model.
As Gradwell himself pointed out, it could well be that the Orange UK rep he spoke to following the non-delivery of his ordered iPhone on Saturday morning was simply using the antenna problems, which have been all over the press in the past few days, as an excuse to hide insufficient stock or other supply issues.
A study released last year from the University of Colorado School of Medicine confirmed a failure of health care providers to assess the vaccination needs of their patients and an insufficient stock of vaccines.
The effects of insufficient drug stocks and missing or non-functioning equipment on facility and district-level staff have been well explored in this study.
"Situations like this, where insufficient food stocks drive market prices at 100 and 200 per cent increases, have a devastating and disproportionate impact on the poor," said Mr. Ouatarra.
