Sentence examples for record inventories from inspiring English sources
Copper fell 4percentt as record inventories indicated that production was outpacing demand from builders and manufacturers.
Unfortunately, the evidence about myth and ritual at Mycenaean and Minoan sites is entirely monumental, because the Linear B script (an ancient form of Greek found in both Crete and Greece) was mainly used to record inventories.
In fact, the oil storage facility in Cushing, Okla., that supplies the nation's heartland has record inventories because of expanding production in North Dakota and a new pipeline shipping increased supplies of synthetic fuel from oil sand fields in western Canada.
In the face of record inventories for oil the world is rapidly running out of storage capacity.
In a statement, Lowe's chief executive, Robert A. Niblock, cited "an even steeper decline in housing turnover, falling home prices in many markets, and a near record inventory of homes for sale".
Discriminant analysis was used to harmonize the phytosociological classification of 1502 vegetation relevés from the literature and 375 own recorded inventories from Western Austria and Northern Italy.
Yet the price of oil remains at an exorbitant $95 barrel, totally without justification given the near-record inventories on hand and the booming production in the U.S. of 8.9 million barrels/day, not to speak of a significant pullback of gasoline consumption by American drivers.
Sometimes an outside auditor will find something outlandish enough -- for example, if a bank's financial statement recorded inventory, something inconsistent with its business -- that it would recommend that a client conduct a fraud audit, too.
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