Sentence examples for inventory tight from inspiring English sources

Houses at $500,000 and below are moving briskly, however, keeping inventory tight in that price range.

Wall Street applauds the companies that keep inventory tight -- on the theory that markdowns, which eat away at profits, will not be necessary.

"A couple of places are trying to be networks, but I want to keep our sources and our inventory tight," he said.

As witness to the changes that have washed over the block, she offers a window onto the evolution of a strip of town houses whose fortunes say a great deal about the real estate market in brownstone Brooklyn, and, with inventory tight, the voracious appetite for homes with a past.

He said basically two factors are keeping inventory tight.

But then, by July, with global inventories tight largely as a result of a slower-than-expected recovery in production from Iraq, oil once again breached $30 a barrel.

In addition, even with inventories tight, markdowns appear plentiful already, although merchants and analysts say the discounts are largely the normal enticements that stores make at this time of year to move fall merchandise.

They won agreement for a rise in oil production quotas to boost global oil inventories that looked like a reversal of the cartel's established policy of keeping OECD inventories tight and prices high.Developments within Saudi Arabia seem to confirm that the buffer is being rebuilt.

That has helped preserve the brand's image of luxury and exclusivity.Keeping inventories tight is a strategy Mr Biver refined in 1981 after he and a friend bought the rights to the name Blancpain all that was left of a firm that had once supplied watches to divers in the American navy but had gone out of business in the 1970s.

Semiconductor cycles are all about lean inventories, tight production capacity, new electronic product cycles and improving demand from business and consumers.

Indeed, inventory -- tight as a noose since 2000 -- is up across the region, sometimes markedly.