Sentence examples for goods, for instance from inspiring English sources

But many things (white and electronic goods, for instance) are now vastly cheaper than they were even 10 years ago.

The rate of growth of China's imports of capital goods, for instance, is now less than a third of what it was in 2004.

In the cut-throat markets for consumer goods, for instance, two or three well-run companies dominate, while hundreds of other state firms flounder.

Dick's Sporting Goods, for instance, already had an e-commerce site but wanted to raise money, reduce its losses and bring down costs.

Such reductions could occur through reduced demand for final goods (for instance by life extension), reduced demand for material use in each product (for instance by lightweight design) or reduced demand for material to make existing products.

Eight out of 30 interviewees explicitly used the terms 'pleasure'fun'un' or 'happy' when explaining why they preferred certain activities or material goods; for instance, 'They [digital products] bring pleasure to your life' and 'It [piano] makes my kids happy'.

"Blues Is My Business" (business is good), for instance, or "18 Wheels and a Sore Behind".

Shattuck is very good, for instance, in explaining the nature of the double "I" of Proustian narration.

Plenty of clever people fret that quantitative easing does more harm than good for instance (see article).

Mr. Good, for instance, says Sterling Lake has been around for more than 200 years, created by a small dam built for a colonial-era gristmill.

Kohl's said that sales of watches and handbags were quite good, for instance, while Saks said that women's shoes, designer apparel and jewelry were among its best performers, and J.C. Penney also said jewelry had sold well.