Sentence examples for foreign wares from inspiring English sources

Once there, they also experienced what for many was their first encounter with the finest foreign wares.

Almost all hydroelectric dams are built in China by state-controlled companies that have shown little interest in buying foreign wares.

America's appetite for foreign wares is not what it once was (the current-account deficit has fallen to a 15-year low of 2.2% of GDP, see article), but its economy is so big that faster spending will push up exports around the globe.

China buys raw materials and components from abroad and sells its wares in foreign markets.

At first these new factories displaced imports; then, when the domestic market proved too small, they flogged their surplus wares on foreign markets instead.

The more sensitive sales are to price increases, the more exports will suffer.Julian Callow at Barclays Capital reckons the euro area has thrived in the face of a strong currency, partly because foreign demand for its wares is not very price-sensitive.

Given GE's strength in areas such as clean technology, energy and transport, it stands to benefit from at least some of the public money that will be up for grabs.The third argument in favour of keeping GE's industrial side intact is that it has learnt how to sell its disparate wares to foreign governments in compelling combinations rather than one by one.

The statute covers any person who "transports, transmits, or transfers in interstate or foreign commerce any goods, wares, merchandise, securities or money, of the value of $5,000 or more, knowing the same to have been stolen, converted or taken by fraud".

Cyber Towers rises from the campus of a software technology park here, a sleek Internet-connected symbol of the new India that is feverishly courting foreign investment, selling its wares in the global marketplace and creating wealth at an astonishing rate.

The export lender backs loans and gives other guarantees to help U.S. businesses sell their wares to foreign buyers.

One day his editor told him to get a story on evil foreign drug dealers peddling their wares to vulnerable English schoolkids.