Sentence examples for but goods from inspiring English sources

But, goods that are more expensive in the short term will be less expensive over annual budget cycles.

But goods like soap, fireworks, handbags and many articles of clothing face tariffs of 15 to 20percentt.

For example, goods sold across state lines are taxed at source, not destination, but goods sold abroad are not taxed at all.

But goods can be valuable – though our lives haven't mattered much within this political system, our actual existence has been a valuable commodity to be bought and sold.

But goods bound for the trade zone do not need customs inspections, "so people there are getting their goods two or three days earlier than in other locations".

The UK imported Chinese products worth £25.4bn last year, but goods worth just £7.7bn went in the opposite direction – less than the value of British exports to the Netherlands, Belgium or Spain.

But good!

But good for what?

But good cheer!

But, good luck, anyway!

But good acting?