Sentence examples for inventories it from inspiring English sources

When businesses add to inventories, it raises G.D.P.; when they draw down inventories, it subtracts from G.D.P., which is intended to measure current production.

The General Motors Corporation, which suffered from double-digit declines in June, said that it had its best sales month for the year last month as it pushed aggressively to reduce the high inventories it had at the end of June.

"The aggressive sales programs launched in late September, and maintained through October, clearly helped drive down 2004 model year inventories," it said.

It cleared inventories, it got people working, it monetized the $3 billion tax-payer bill, by having individuals take money from their savings to buy a car.

(a) To reflect the cyclical production mode and the corresponding development of inventories, it is assumed that sufficient initial stocks of all products exist.

Airborne LiDAR has greatly enhanced forest structural characterisation and, in conjunction with field-based inventories, it provides avenues for monitoring carbon over broader spatial scales.

To get rid of its inventory, it slashed the price of beer to as little as five cents a can the week before Christmas.

Nonetheless, the company is trying to reduce the amount of inventory it has in its supply chain so it can respond quicker to fluctuations in demand.

Rather than hold its own inventory, it acts as a digital marketplace for established booksellers.

And if Microsoft lacks inventory, it can't sell units, and its revenue number has a ceiling.

When the work was first inventoried, it was described as "a nude woman", probably owing to its controversial nature.