Sentence examples for months of inventory from inspiring English sources

A normal market has about six months of inventory.

It represents seven months of inventory at the current sales rate.

And the inventory of new homes shrank, although there's still ten months of inventory out there.

Auto dealers like to have full lots, so the big automakers have to carry months of inventory.

The decline, however, merits only "a small round of applause" because about five months of inventory is a more typical level, wrote a Global Insight economist, Patrick Newport.

The Commerce Department said the supply of new homes rose in January to 9.1 months of inventory, up sharply from a recent low of 6.7 months in October.

Inventory turnover is listed at 12 to reflect one month of inventory in stock at all times.

But much of that amount would have been lost even without the American Axle walkout, because G.M. still has more than four months' worth of inventory of the vehicles produced in the factories that had to be shut down.

Communities directly on the rail lines and fairly close to the city, like Maplewood, Montclair and Chatham, tend to have less than six months' worth of inventory, a level more characteristic of a rising market than a falling one.

Truck dealers are sitting on at least six months' worth of inventory, and there's plenty more out there.

Cash flow issues might simply prevent you from building a business- unless you find suitable suppliers and distributors who will accommodate some of your cash flow needs, and help you to avoid fronting 6 months worth of inventory before you get paid.