Sentence examples for years of inventory from inspiring English sources

In Southern Florida alone Orlando, Naples and Miami they are looking at over seven years of inventory on the market today.

It's far from over folks and still spreading: Years of inventory, foreclosures, building slowdown, risky bond insurers, weak rating agencies, funds holding bad debt, freezing exits and fuzzy math on values.

Atlantic has just shy of six years' worth of inventory in the $600,000-to-$600,000-to-$600,000-to-$1 million

"It wasn't the time for a small builder to take on two and a half years' worth of inventory".

Rudy Rosales, 74, could've made some quick cash for his retirement by selling off the more 50 years worth of inventory he accumulated in his recently shuttered hardware store.

"We had 70 years of product inventory out of the ground or ready to be built," recalled Maurice Veissi, a local Realtor and president of the National Association of Realtors.

After the recessionary years of shedding inventory and clearing store lanes for a cleaner, appealing look, retailers are reversing course and redesigning their spaces to add clutter.

He's sort of a medical examiner for wrecked cars; after 18 years of doing inventory, it doesn't take him long to figure out which parts will live and which will die.

The first climate-sensitive matrix (CSMatrix) model was developed for the Alaska boreal forest based on observations from over 15 years of forest inventory.

That may sound bad, but in 2001 the chip sector plummeted a whopping 32% and had to wrestle with two years of excess inventory caused by double-ordering in the dot-com explosion.

In addition, the report said, the county recorded its seventh consecutive quarter of year-to-year inventory increases.