Sentence examples for rebuild inventory from inspiring English sources

If we don't rebuild inventory quickly, the sad fact is that the market won't stay good".

The demand for gasoline is the sum of the retail demand and the wholesale demand to rebuild inventory.

With inventories close to a record low, "any increase in production in the second half could be seen as an attempt to rebuild inventory," Mr. Englund said.

The contrast may mean the economy is nearing a turning point, as companies would need to rebuild inventory as spending recovers.

"Exports to Europe are bound to weaken substantially, while imports will pick up steam as U.S. companies rebuild inventory after the unexpected decline in the third quarter," said Ian Shepherdson, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics, Valhalla, New York.

With the prospects for a recovery looking better, businesses are beginning to tentatively rebuild inventories.

Some analysts think that it will be difficult to quickly rebuild inventories.

Economists said tepid demand in the first quarter had left businesses with less of a need to rebuild inventories.

As manufacturers have begun to rebuild inventories, freight traffic is also rising: cargo activity rose at an annualized rate of 26 percent in the first quarter.

He suggested that part of China's purchasing over the last several months represented an effort to rebuild inventories that were drawn down during the autumn and winter.

He prefers owning industrial companies that are in position to benefit from a sudden need to rebuild inventories as the economy starts to bounce.