Sentence examples for temporary stock from inspiring English sources

Months later, he gets a temporary stock job, then returns to hanging out.

A carload of favourite plants were heeled into a temporary stock bed to take their chances.

We also modelled the aesthetic and habitat impacts of fully costed remediation scenarios, including widespread scattered tree planting and densely seeding poor paddocks under temporary stock exclusion.

Environmental pollution and resource discarding have been widely recognized in case of temporary stock, simple dismantling, landfill or transboundary transportation of this waste.

Changes that disrupt user behavior and ask people to be more open might cause temporary stock price dips they don't want.

We've certainly seen some temporary stock shocks since he's become president.

As we know that at any retails or supermarket the occurrence of temporary stock-outs is a very common phenomenon in the categories of frequently purchased items and it is also very common to see at any retails or supermarket, customers who willing to purchase certain items will be willing to purchase the substitute items, if they faced the situation of the stock-outs.

Throughout 2009, ACT consumption closely followed the confirmed malaria rate (test-positive rate), apart from a marked trough in ACT consumption in June corresponding with a temporary stock-out in many clinics (Figure 3).

In Uganda, where misoprostol was registered for postpartum hemorrhage at the time of the program implementation, difficulties in procurement of the drug specifically for use in MPAC, outside of its registration, led to temporary stock-outs of the medication within the program.

By late fall, this Japanese retailer will open two new Manhattan stores, but until then, temporary outposts stock Uniqlo's low-cost fashion at 155 Fifth Avenue, 1880 Broadway and 2385 Broadway.

If a panic were to cause Japanese to flee yen-based holdings, the U.S. dollar might soar in value, creating a dollar bubble that could fuel a temporary speculative stock market boom.