Sentence examples for smaller inventory from inspiring English sources

A smaller inventory should help drive vacancy rates even lower.

Modern Finnish has a much smaller inventory of consonants, having lost the palatalized alveolar sounds and *č, *š, *ð, and *ŋ.

There's a lot to be said for the cable model, where lowered expectations and a smaller inventory of original programming has led to instant classics like "The Wire," "The Shield" and "Mad Men".

Brokers say that South Beach, because of its glamorous night life and smaller inventory as well as its proximity to the ocean, continues to do much better than downtown, with its canyons of new high-rise condos.

Entergy also owns Indian Point 3, a newer plant with a smaller inventory of spent fuel, and will eventually move some of its fuel to dry casks as well until the federal government, already five years behind schedule, begins hauling the waste away.

Of course, with a smaller inventory of advertisers, it's tougher to provide contextual ads for obscure content.

Service businesses, which need smaller inventories, make up a bigger share of the economy.

But with smaller inventories, banks stand to suffer far less pain.

Athabaskan languages typically contain large inventories of consonants (often 30 or more) and smaller inventories of vowels (usually 5 7).

But at the end of July, when they are phasing out old models, they would prefer somewhat smaller inventories of 55 to 58 days.

In particular, some observers fear that the Volcker rule could force banks to hold much smaller inventories of corporate bonds for their customers.