The word "unsold" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe items that have not been sold, often in the context of inventory or products. Example: "The store had a large number of unsold items after the holiday season." Alternatives include "unsold inventory" or "remaining stock."
BlackBerry has successively written down $934m and $1.6bn on unsold inventory of handsets and other inventory, mostly of BB10 handsets.
Given this is just what the baying masses north of the Tweed would like to hear, you suspect there was a good dose of playing to the crowd in his comments (as well as salesmanship, given the unsold hideously expensive seats at Lang Park).
Faced with weak demand for its products, French Connection was forced to discount heavily to clear unsold stock.
This, it reckons, has led to a growing overhang of completed but unsold homes.Worse, sales figures may be misleading.
The backlog of unsold houses remains high, and rising mortgage rates may further dampen demand.All of which suggests that homebuilding is unlikely to recover soon, although the pace of decline may slow.
Hundreds of thousands of cars are piling up unsold, even as Japanese manufacturers build more efficient new plants.
By historical standards there is a huge glut of unsold homes on the market.
Home sales and residential construction are tumbling, the overhang of unsold homes has soared and, according to some statistics, house prices have started to slide.
The equivalent of 16m bottles of wine lies unsold in cellars".We'll produce the same amount this year, but we regret that we won't be able to buy any grapes from local farmers," Shani Mullabazi, general manager at Stonecastle [a winery], told Balkan Insight.
Job losses in construction and related industries, which have so far been mild, are likely to rise sharply.A glut of unsold homes will also push down prices, particularly in areas such as California and Florida, which had a disproportionate share of riskier loans.
At last year's European election, hers was the most popular party among working-class voters.A quiet but deep disappointment with the present state of things can be felt in Doullens, as stallholders pack up unsold flowers and baguettes at the end of market day.
