Sentence examples for true inventory from inspiring English sources

Ian Potter, the operations manager of The Association of Residential Letting Agents, says: "A true inventory is not simply a list of items in a property – it also includes a description of the condition and cleanliness at the start and finish of the tenancy, enabling one to be compared against the other with clarity and accuracy".

True, inventories are abundant, and in the longer term Iraqi oil is emerging from the rubble.

This holds especially true for inventories in the scope of REDD+; non-representative treatment applied on permanent plots could corrupt the reliability of emission estimates.

True, the boost from inventory rebuilding, which helped a lot last year, will wane.

The handwriting is guaranteed, by the seller, to be Burroughs's, but even if that's true, nothing in the requested inventory reveals anything interesting about him or his work.

Online, this is particularly true, because with all that inventory you lose the pricing power, because it's impossible to create scarcity.

This is especially true for biodiversity surveys and inventory research programs that seek to document, describe and discover novel kinds of microbes in the environment.

Mr. Nesvold forecast that September would be the first month since April in which sales reflected true demand rather than low inventories.

This is particularly true for all-taxa biodiversity inventories (ATBI) which seek to identify every living species in an area and require several years of efforts and an important group of specialists [11].

Furthermore, the high parallel test reliability could be replicated indicating that the DESC can be applied as true parallel versions of the same inventory in retest applications.

He recommends the aforementioned True Religion Apparel, which despite its expensive inventory has held up relatively well in the recession.