Sentence examples for familiar goods from inspiring English sources

Most simply help provide already-crowded markets with familiar goods such as legal work or gas or nearby groceries".

In January, Ikea said the appetite of western consumers for home furnishings had reached its peak and consumption of many familiar goods was at its limit.

Ikea's head of sustainability told a Guardian conference in January that consumption of many familiar goods was at its limit and consumers had hit "peak stuff... peak home furnishings".

But this explanation was also powerful because it was partly true -- familiar goods from cars to t-shirts are cheaper and longer-lasting than ever before, and all our lives have been transformed by the internet and mobile communication.

The only good news is the familiar good news: Nature rebounds quickly whenever it gets a chance.

"Let me take my player coat off!" He fell to his knees, moaning an apology, begging the woman to return; finally, he exulted, "I feel a spirit coming on!" Then it was back to party songs: the Gap Band's familiar good-time spirit.

The series is created by Jeff Eastin, the brains behind USA's successful "White Collar," but while the concept seems to trade on that familiar good cop/bad conman cop formula, the shows are undeniably distinct.

In all experiments, emigrating colonies indeed discovered familiar good nest sites faster than sites they had never encountered before.

Assessment time was longer for mediocre nests than for good nests; additionally, assessment of familiar good nests was faster than assessment of unfamiliar good nests (Figure 4A).

It was clear to the men who ran companies like Pinault-Printemps-Redoute or Richemont or LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton (among them controlling more than 500 of the most familiar luxury goods labels) that, more than designers, they needed great showmen to help forge brand identities as they recast old labels and took new ones out into the world.

Another reason is that decades of denigration of P.& G. as the purveyor of lackluster, formulaic campaigns have taken their toll, particularly as the company strives to stimulate demand for its familiar packaged goods as part of ambitious plans to double sales in five years.