Sentence examples for broad array of goods from inspiring English sources
For millions of consumers around the world, experts say the policy shift could also mean higher prices for a broad array of goods, from pens and hammers to Barbie dolls and running shoes.
The goal would be to make credit more expensive and thus reduce the odds that sharply rising oil and food prices would spread to a broad array of goods and services.
Economists and independent analysts say the sanctions have aggravated the country's chronic economic problems and fueled a currency crisis that is limiting the availability of a broad array of goods, including illegally imported iPhones and life-saving medicines.
Amazon has already gone from selling books to offering services whereby authors can publish their works directly on e-readers, operating Web sites for other companies, and purchased outfits like the Zappos shoe retailer to sell a broader array of goods.
While food prices rose most sharply, the costs of a broad array of other goods and services also ticked upwards.
Any such tariffs, essentially a new tax on a broad array of manufactured goods, will hurt the American economy as it struggles to rebound.
November was yet another brutal month for the nation's retailers, according to new figures that showed stunning sales declines across a broad array of consumer goods.
As the U.S. Dollar firms from the tidal wave of upside corporate profits and indications of new hiring, the broad array of industrial capital goods and new wave technology suppliers that comprise the heart of the American economy will lead in a New Year that promises further new highs in reported earnings.
Food companies subsequently began removing trans fat from many products, though it lingered in a broad array of foods, from baked goods to ice cream.
The social economy consists of the broad array of mechanisms or tools for the deployment of private resources for the public good.
The current version of RuphiBase appears to offer already a good representation of the clam transcriptome, as shown by the broad array of potential markers of response to xenobiotics.
