Sentence examples for of extra inventory from inspiring English sources

"So we have a lot of extra inventory".

Because they can require lengthy negotiation involving buyers, sellers and banks, they often linger among the real estate listings — a load of extra inventory that brokers say dampens prices.

But online retailers are now protecting their margins with careful offers, dispensing with the promotions of the last two holiday seasons that were meant to drive sales and get rid of extra inventory.

Zappos is actually using Square in-house for sample sales of extra inventory, from which the proceeds go to charity.

You may not be able to sell your items at a high enough price to make a profit, or you could end up with a lot of extra inventory that's hard to move.

Erin Huffstetler, who writes the Frugal Living Guide for About.com (which is owned by The New York Times Company), says there are three good times to buy bicycles: around Christmas, when a lot are available for the coming holiday; in March and April, when people are thinking about summer; and toward the end of October, when stores are looking to get rid of their extra inventory.

At that time, company executives said that Bayer did not want extra inventory of the drug held at pharmacies when it was in short supply.

At that time, executives said that Bayer did not want extra inventory of the drug held at pharmacies when it was in short supply.

Bayer executives said yesterday that they set up the unusual program because they did not want extra inventory of the drug held at pharmacies when it was in short supply.

When Amazon was unable to strike an acceptable agreement on pricing with Hachette, it began playing hardball, refusing to keep extra inventory of some Hachette print books in stock and delaying their shipping times.

The repeat gives NBC a bit of extra advertising inventory, as well: the five-minute-long break for local news that takes place about 10 25 a.m. becomes a five-minute-long block of ads overnight.