Sentence examples for maintaining inventory from inspiring English sources

None of them are entirely happy with their new circumstances: Paul and Ani need more thrills than filing fraud paperwork and maintaining inventory can provide, while Ray – though looking healthier than he has in some time – is struggling with the unpleasant aspects of doing Frank's mucky work.

Rather than relying on intuition when pricing products, maintaining inventory or hiring talent, managers are using data, analysis and systematic reasoning to improve efficiency, reduce risk and increase profits.

Process time of workstation 28 is reduced to 90 s by maintaining inventory of rims, investing in spares and new tools, etc. Workstation 34 (Diesel and Battery fitment) now becomes a bottleneck station having process time as 91.85 s.

The majority of local businesses are not typically very high margin ones and, therefore, have smaller appetites for risk, so the day-to-day focus in large part is on maintaining inventory and increasing foot traffic through advertising.

Workers are tasked with the drudgery typical of any store employee -- maintaining inventory and working the cash register.

The firm largely eschewed proprietary trading focusing its trading activity on establishing and maintaining inventory of various securities.

Established retailers are hard pressed to compete with such luxury pop-up shops while maintaining inventories and absorbing the high costs of operating their businesses.

John I. Taylor, a vice president at LG Electronics USA, said the reason parts can cost half or more of the price of the appliance is that "there are thousands of specialized parts for appliance products — maintaining inventories of replacement parts that may or may not get used can be costly".

Dealers have to take the risk of providing liquidity to customers, maintaining inventories of bonds whose risks they cannot hedge fully.

Unlike the bridal side, the prom business requires Bari Jay to maintain inventory.

Since then, their popularity has spiked, with stores across the nation struggling to maintain inventory and eBay sellers demanding a steep premium for certain animals, like Sherbet the rabbit, which sold last week for about $40.