Sentence examples for abundant goods from inspiring English sources
The phrase "abundant goods" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a large quantity or variety of products available in a particular context, such as in economics or marketing. Example: "The market was filled with abundant goods, attracting shoppers from all over the city."
The main contradiction today is between the possibility of free, abundant goods and information; and a system of monopolies, banks and governments trying to keep things private, scarce and commercial.
The discussion is thus about how to accomplish transfers of resources from those with access to abundant goods (health) to those without.
This legend is – to Eimear's and Galley Beggar's abundant good fortune – a true one.
Still, there's no denying Kronos's scouting abilities, dexterity and abundant good will.
The eastern half of it was closed for repairs and renovation, but there was abundant good riding to the west.
Expecting him to learn from mistakes and build on abundant good work, on the other hand, seems wise.
He was an easy-going man whose abundant good humour helped to get the Olympic committee through numerous difficulties.
But don't be misled by the abundant good cheer with which "Grasses of a Thousand Colours" begins; an abiding chill, as always with Mr. Shawn, awaits.
"The Count of Monte Cristo" is far from a great movie, but its honest, corny sentiment and abundant good humor make it hard to resist.
He has enjoyed abundant good will in Democratic circles, as well as the support of many Democratic elected officials and party leaders.
That he is willing to join his stalwart percussionists for a free concert of contemporary music surely creates abundant good will within the orchestra.
