Sentence examples for write off obsolete from inspiring English sources
"There's a good chance that G.E. has already encouraged them to write off obsolete assets, take restructuring charges and end unprofitable customer relationships," said Mr. Ghriskey of Dreyfus.
Now companies will have to do things like quickly write off obsolete inventory and uncollectible receivables.
Perhaps even more important, the growth of housing sales also revives something many have written off as obsolete: "the American dream" of owning a home.
"I like being written off.
The aircraft was written off.
Underestimating or writing off.
There's a great model that Huseby would do well to study: the ongoing revival of Best Buy, another big-box store that people had written off as technologically obsolete, which turned itself around by better taking advantage of what it does well: offering a well-organized physical showroom.
Lately, the anachronistic LP has experienced an unlikely spike in sales, decades after the mainstream music industry wrote off the format as obsolete.
In the end, Ann Taylor wrote off a host of obsolete inventory.
"Computers are written off over five years, but they often become obsolete much earlier than that," he said.
