Sentence examples for old inventory from inspiring English sources

"We've given companies a chance to move a lot of old inventory.

The company will write off $226 million as it pulls old inventory off store shelves and prepares new labels.

Prized for their incomparable luster, Basra, or "Oriental," pearls from the Gulf are almost exclusively sourced today from "old inventory and old families," Mr. Fisher said.

They can put their old inventory online at bargain-basement prices without much risk that the news will reach customers who frequent their stores.

A spokeswoman for Mattel in the United States said that the toys appeared to be part of the recalls and must have come from a toy store's old inventory.

I lived in Manhattan at the time, and was glad to get such an easy, chatty, guide to understanding how to exist as a diner — that a dirty bathroom meant a dirty kitchen, that a "special" often meant old inventory that needed to move.

(Submarine and aircraft carrier reactors can use highly enriched uranium from old inventories, some of it left over from decommissioned weapons).

Old inventories at dealerships and shops from England to Paraguay become lucrative commodities, and the camaraderie builds a basic level of trust into the transaction.

Very few people have talked about inventories, retailers always get stuck with inventory, they never cut back enough to get rid of the old inventories".

An elite collector with a 300-plus all-Nike collection, Bru considers himself a sneaker sleuth, scouring old inventories of out-of-the-way shops.

Once she had identified unreturned items through old inventories, she would write to the holders, requesting that they be returned.