Sentence examples for poor inventory from inspiring English sources
Critics, however, blamed poor inventory management and underwhelming product offerings, prompting once-loyal shoppers to take their wallets elsewhere.
Its working capital is chewing up a third of its gross cashflow, mainly due to poor inventory management.
Dr. McClellan cited records altered so blood could be accepted from an unsuitable donor; poor inventory records, making it harder to recall blood; and mislabeled blood products.
Less obvious but hardly less serious is the way such problems distort point-of-sale data, which results in poor inventory and promotion planning.
The auditor said poor oversight by the Texas Engineer Extension Service had led to numerous cases of imprudent procurement and excessive payments, poor inventory control and a lack of accountability by local governments.
Mr. Adams said that there were 100,000 rental outlets in the United States at the peak, but that poor inventory management proved to be the undoing of most.
"Many cities have poor inventories of their infrastructure and don't know if enough light is being delivered on the ground," says Sarma.
A survey in Uganda, for instance, shows that managerial weaknesses such as incorrect pricing, poor recordkeeping, inadequate inventory control, and faulty product concept are among the self-rated causes of small business failure (Tushabomwe-Kazooba 2006).
Also, we did not encounter programmes for handling poor drug inventory and supply chain management [ 25] or for streamlining financial transactions or mitigating fraud and abuse in drug authenticity or patient identity for instance [ 11] as reported from other developing countries.
Poor sales increased inventory costs to about $4.5 million while the weakness of the euro against the British pound added roughly the same amount to costs.
Example: Shiseido, which has a 32% share of the cosmetics market in Japan, but has been buffeted by poor marketing strategies, inventory write-offs and large pension liabilities.
