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• "We'll just have to learn to live with " smaller inventories on hand.
• A record 19 percent of manufacturers said inventory on hand was too low.
• It is also difficult to fight the desire to have some inventory on hand.
• "The biggest problem with retailers is having inventory on hand, and fresh, " he said.
• Customers no longer need to keep inventory on hand.
• "Customers no longer need to keep inventory on hand, " said John Marren, an analyst at Alex.
• Kerry Smith of Haywood Securities in Toronto estimated Inco has 15 weeks of nickel inventory on hand.
• It didn't represent any loss in capacity, due to the inventories on hand, " said Maria Francisco Ibarra, Pemex spokeswoman.
• Consider the costs of having too much inventory on hand : you incur interest on money you've invested in materials.
• Since Toyota keeps very little inventory on hand, it has been forced to close factories until new parts can be found.
• Estimates aside, robust global and domestic consumption in the coming months threaten to overwhelm any inventories on hand before the new harvest.
• In addition, with the market expecting a normal a winter slowdown in building activity, most lumber yards have little inventory on hand.
• At that time, many roasters were in the habit of keeping three to six months worth of green bean inventory on hand.
• Knowing your customers'names and needs is vital to keeping the right inventory on hand, as well as making the customer feel important.
• If you have expensive, mobile inventory on hand, and a hurricane is headed your way, why not move it out of harm's way?
• Because it keeps little inventory on hand, Dell must raise prices more quickly than its rivals or eat some of the increased costs.
• Federated also agreed to raise by $ 16.4 million the price it was willing to pay for certain inventory on hand at Woodward.
• For example, do you have enough square footage and inventory on hand to serve clients ( who come in through ) the Internet site?
• In the meantime, refiners have not wanted to keep inventories on hand that would probably decline in value with the arrival of Iraqi supplies.