Sentence examples for losing orders from inspiring English sources

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.

"We're losing orders because we don't have the flexibility to ship to the U.S. market," Mr. Monteiro said.

The eponymous protagonist is a partner in a Holborn-based firm of aluminium importers which is losing orders and fighting for its life.

This suggests that mesoporous silica thin film used as host matrix can load a large amount of guest species without losing ordered mesoporous structure.

A bayonet charge by the Foot Guards then broke them, the British losing order in their pursuit.

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

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.