Sentence examples for lose orders from inspiring English sources

China is beginning to lose orders because buyers and quality-control inspectors from other countries are staying away.

Those who do make big improvements may have to raise their costs so much that they might lose orders to less scrupulous suppliers.

The company could lose orders and have to pay penalties to carriers if the 787 failed to meet its performance targets.

Another factory owner who declined to be named said that once a factory closed its doors, even for a few months, it would lose orders and close permanently: "There is no such thing as temporary closure," he said.

About 34 miles east of Coimbatore, in the city of Tiruppur, clothing factory owners and workers say the strong rupee is causing them to lose orders to competitors in China, Bangladesh and other countries that peg their currency to the United States dollar and thus are able to offer much lower-priced clothes to Wal-Mart, H&M and other western buyers.

Jenny Holdcroft, policy director for international union IndustriALL, which has been closely involved in the Accord, said that the agreement ensured that factories would not lose orders during closure because brands had committed to maintain orders with suppliers for two years.

The morphologies of the HI-containing film look very similar after both treatments and those of the HCl-containing films lose order in comparison to the organic solvent and as-cast cases.

Right now, we're losing orders because of lead time.

The constant threat of losing orders keeps them improving quality and service.

The companies that supply them with beer, milk and eggs are losing orders.

He has lost orders to foreign competitors asking double his price but delivering in less than half the time.