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replenish

[ri-plen-ish] / rɪˈplɛn ɪʃ /


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The port is expecting a slight volume dip in March, followed by a stronger April as retailers and others replenish their stock and spring and summer fashions arrive at its docks.

From MarketWatch

The timing is particularly sensitive for Western Europe, where low storage levels are raising concerns about the ability to replenish supplies ahead of next winter.

From The Wall Street Journal

She said that means a wide range of efforts, such as changing how dams are operated and directing stormwater to replenish depleted groundwater.

From Los Angeles Times

O’Connell, the trade economist, said California’s defense industry will benefit “to the extent we’ve managed to shoot off a large part of our inventory of our arsenal, and we’ll need to replenish that.”

From Los Angeles Times

One problem is that barrels sold from stockpiles need to be replenished, which adds to future demand.

From The Wall Street Journal