Sentence examples for vast inventory from inspiring English sources

In 1995, eBay arrived with its vast inventory of consumer-society castoffs.

Rounding out the vast inventory are buttery cookies, slabs of "Fig Newton" bars, coconut snowballs, scones, muffins and croissants.

But many publishers are concerned Google will create a vast inventory of advertising space that drives down prices.

For many years, New York City encouraged the construction of low- and moderate-income housing by doling out its once vast inventory of properties taken in tax foreclosure.

People who knew Ghiya say that although he lacked Sharma's well-trained eye, he made up for it by amassing a vast inventory.

The vast inventory of recorded information can be useful only if it is systematically organized and if mechanisms exist for locating in it items relevant to human needs.

To address this cost increase hospitals are seeking more efficient ways to store and manage vast inventories of medical supplies.

Mr. Stein notes with approval that Wall Street firms are using less short-term borrowing to finance their vast inventories of bonds.

The idea is to produce and deliver customized parts to customers as needed, instead of devoting acres of shelving to vast inventories.

Using Netflix, Amazon, or iTunes, you could browse what Anderson called "the infinite aisle," where vast inventories and smart suggestion software made it easy to shun blockbusters and follow your own passions, no matter how obscure.

But even more important was iTunes: Steve Jobs managed to convince the troubled music industry to loosen its crushing grip – to give up some of it control – over its vast inventories of recorded music.