Sentence examples for inventory challenges from inspiring English sources

It helps solve inventory challenges and satisfies impulse buyers by hitching technology to the tactile pleasures of print.

"Weather, inventory challenges, advances in consumer technology and the deep discounts that started earlier in the season and that have carried into January presented stiff headwinds as retailers competed with one another and their own bottom line," said Matthew Shay, president and chief executive of the National Retail Federation.

Jessica Kim, co-founder of children's toy startup BabbaCo, says that she felt that there weren't that many firms with an understanding of sales and inventory challenges that could help her run a company with physical products.

And the inventory challenge always becomes an issue.

"We had an inventory challenge with v1," Snap's VP of hardware Mike Randall told me in April.

According to DOT Secretary Foxx, the Smart City Challenge was initiated by the DOT to "challenge cities to inventory the challenges they faced and how they would use innovation and technology to solve those challenges". The challenge was first announced in December 2015 with a very short timeline.

Mattel has lowered its earnings guidance for 2017, based on "tight retailer inventory management, challenges in its smaller brands (Toy Box,) and underperforming brands," noted Timothy Conder, senior equity analyst at Wells Fargo Securities.

While this inventory of challenges may seem daunting, none of these obstacles was viewed as insurmountable, nor were they viewed as a deterrent to planned expansions of the SNS dispensing model or extension of the partnership to pandemic influenza planning.

But, shouldn't these non-educators have inventoried the challenges that are already overwhelming schools before they mandated this new high-risk experiment?

The development of accurate and comprehensive inventories is challenging: PAHs are emitted from numerous sources that are difficult to enumerate and characterize; emission factors are highly variable and uncertain; and measurements are expensive and scarce.

The Onyx Springs Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Center won't admit dangerous clients, which means that "Tumbledown," Robert Boswell's dense, intricate seventh novel, isn't quite encyclopedic in its inventory of psychiatric challenges.