Sentence examples for only an inventory from inspiring English sources

"They continued to produce at high levels, which improved their gross margins, and then talked about efficiencies and productivity when it was only an inventory buildup," he added.

If "Missing" were only an inventory of the details of Charles's life and disappearance, it wouldn't have the terrific emotional impact that it has.

Far from being empty, free space is viewed as a storehouse for energy, with E and B providing not only an inventory but expressions for its movements as represented by the momentum carried in the fields.

If you ignore vacant homes held off the market, it looks like there's a shortage of homes -- but in fact there's only an inventory shortage, not a national housing shortage.

With that in mind, Trivedi believes InstantCab not only has an inventory and reliability advantage over other services — it also seems to have a price advantage.

Waterstone's must compete with the web, which beats it not only on price, but with an inventory deeper and broader than any physical bookshop.

App developer Cashier Live offers Retail Inventory, an app that not only functions as an inventory management system, but also scans barcodes and syncs with point-of-sale purchases made with a Cashier Live account.

Their tasks are not only to keep an inventory of cases but also to evaluate the cases reported to them and to judge whether the requirements for due care were met.

Although Davis held a steady job at a grocery store in Cathedral Heights, Wellington worked only sporadically as an inventory clerk and deliveryman for kitchen appliances.

However, the proceeds of a mortgage company's commercial paper are not used by it for any permanent or fixed capital purpose, but only to carry temporarily an inventory of mortgage loans pending their "packaging" for sale to permanent investors that are usually recurrent customers.

For example, technical efficiency studies can only be made with an inventory of energy-using devices, and demand reduction can only be evaluated relative to final services.