Sentence examples for cosmetic goods from inspiring English sources

Phillip Ryu, chief executive of Impending, a software company that is planning to release a freemium game for Apple devices this year, said game makers should avoid that route by focusing on offering cosmetic goods inside games.

While multinational corporations like Motorola and Intel pay employees middle-class wages to work in world-class factories in this country, the sizzling export sector still relies heavily on smaller operations, both locally and foreign-owned, that assemble toys, clothes, shoes, tools, electronics, decorative items and cosmetic goods.

It offers womenswear; menswear; footwear; accessories; handbags; apparel for children; sportswear and sporting goods; cosmetic goods; home and lifestyle products; luxury goods; and gifts and miscellaneous.

Other than being top actors, all of these gentlemen have worn their fair share of cosmetic goods.

When breast lesions are small in size, a treatment conserving the mammary gland is possible, with good cosmetic results, good acceptance by the woman and without an additional risk of recurrence or mortality (Gazet et al, 1994; Eiermann et al, 2001; EBCTCG 2005).

Income for Dota 2 would, however, be maintained through the Dota Store, where players could purchase various exclusively cosmetic virtual goods, such as in-game items.

With respect to food and operative safety, cleaning and disinfection (sanitation) ranges from the cosmetic, through good housekeeping and the prevention of slips and trips, to maintaining the quality control of subsequent product batches and to the absolute practical measures for controlling the cross-contamination of allergens and pathogenic microorganisms.

b Cosmetic outcome, good.

Research at the Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe (Pylatiuk et al. 2004b) has concentrated on the mechatronic development of a prosthetic hand that combines a high number of grasping patterns with a low weight, good compliance, and good cosmetic appearance.

Use a good exfoliator from a good cosmetic store and scrub well with a sponge.

The textile, paper, food, cosmetic, and leather goods industries are all major consumers of triphenylmethane dyes [1, 2].