Sentence examples for which shipments from inspiring English sources

From Q4 2008, the PC market saw three quarters in which shipments shrank.

Anthony LoRusso, director of sales, was thinking over which shipments were in trouble, while Karen Gray, the head of retail, was finding out about store closings.

There, they could visit suppliers and determine the extent to which shipments of parts would be interrupted, as well as offer help getting vital plants reopened.

The pirate-plagued Gulf of Aden, through which shipments to China of oil and other vital commodities pass, would be an obvious place to become more used to distant security tasks.

Cargo insurance is usually written on an open contract basis under which shipments, both incoming and outgoing, are automatically covered for the interests of the shipper, who reports periodically the values exposed and pays a premium based upon these values.

We've built integration across all of these ELD devices, so can act as a single data point for shippers, enabling them to see, for example, which shipments are delayed so they can focus on those exceptions.

The catering company for the wedding reception received four shipments of fresh raspberries the weekend before the cake was prepared; which raspberries from which shipment were used for the reception rather than the other six events during the period of interest at which raspberries were served is unknown.

During this period, one Guatemalan farm and one Mexican farm were the sources of the raspberries that were delivered to importers F and G that supplied distributor C, and an unknown number of U.S. farms supplied the raspberries delivered to distributors D and E. Which raspberries from which shipment were actually used in the cake is unknown.

Gartner put out its figures for worldwide PC shipments for Q1 late yesterday — which show shipments declining to their lowest level since Q2 2009.

In this Figure, dotted lines demonstrate flows that distribute shipments for customers, and connection lines are for flows which collect shipments from customers.

The other big air delivery service in the region, FedEx, is building a larger cargo handling operation at Miami International Airport, the gateway through which most shipments to Latin America pass.