Sentence examples for inventory building up from inspiring English sources

"If you add up all these numbers, it looks like a lot of inventory building up".

Chain store buyers often suggest shared markdowns when they see unsold inventory building up, although it is up to publishers to accede to the proposals.

Meanwhile, inventories keep building up in the United States as the driving season winds down.

And inventories are building up; by historical standards they are still quite low, but if the accumulation continues it will eventually force producers to curb production.

An increase can be positive, suggesting that companies are betting on a rise in demand, but it can also serve as a worrisome sign that inventories are building up unintentionally because demand is waning.

But inventories were building up by the end of the year, perhaps one of the telltale signs investors collectively saw when they started bidding down oil-service stocks.

"Most inventory items are building up on shelves and, when manufacturers see that, they don't want to increase production," said Jay Rechter, an economist with Evans Economics, a Washington consulting firm.

Many markets are building up inventory.

"Companies will have to start building up inventory," said Economy.com's Faucher.

It was building up inventory and expecting to sell a lot of tractors and garden supplies,” Jackson Securities analyst Charles Georgas said in an interview on Tuesday.

Net income was $4.6 million, not exactly blowing the roof off, but the company has been building up inventory and preparing its systems for the big "first year free" plan it proposed to any interested police department last month.