Sentence examples for lost inventory from inspiring English sources

Eight feet of water had poured into her basement, causing thousands of dollars in damage and lost inventory.

Smugglers often negotiate, in actuarial detail, about who will be held liable in the event of lost inventory.

To cover our expenses for the fire — construction, lost inventory, business interruption — we have asked a pair of insurance companies for $100,000.

"We lost inventory we can never regain," Mr. Wurtzel said -- and all for a measurement, he argued, that should have been dismissed as bogus to begin with.

Based on nearly two dozen interviews with farmers, business owners, analysts and government officials, private insurance companies are likely to experience at least $10 billion in insured losses this year, mostly associated with the tornadoes and the flooding along the Mississippi, based on property damage, lost inventory, business interruption and disrupted crop plantings.

"Lost inventory costs companies billions of dollars every year," explains Marc Gyongyosi.

Other physical losses, including destroyed furniture, computer systems and lost inventories, are pegged at a whopping $12 billion, although there is scant information in the report on how that number was determined.

Recently the Interactive Advertising Bureau called for ads to be considered "viewable" if 50% of the ad is shown for at least one second — a new standard that has caused many sites to lose inventory, CEO Tony Haile said.

If 62 companies refuse to run ads on two of their 24 hours of programming, they are losing inventory.

Ihtisham Majid, whose Boardwalk variety store was gutted, said he had lost his inventory, which he valued at about $200,000.

In this model, coordination of pricing and ordering decisions simultaneously with considering a finite supplier production rate and lost sales inventory system, is investigated.