Sentence examples for goods association from inspiring English sources

The sporting goods association says sales of such multipurpose machines jumped 11percentt last year.

According to the sporting goods association, the mean age of male snowboarders is 20.3 years, and for women it is 22.7 years.

"Clinical trials have to go through very rigorous ethics standards, controls have to be approved by the therapeutic goods association, which is a commonwealth body, so it could take months if not years," he said.

May, of the sporting goods association, noted that there were alternatives to high-end items, that $40 bats were just as beneficial for casual players as $220 ones and that it was still possible to show up at the field with just a glove and some enthusiasm.

Guy Salter, a spokesperson for European Alliance, a group representing luxury goods associations that include companies like LVMH, Gucci and Burberry, said the commission had "recognized the importance of the luxury goods industry to Europe".

If it is overdone, a brand can lose its cachet.Guy Salter of Walpole, a British luxury-goods association, says the industry has done so well for so long that it lost sight of some of the issues.

Flowers, she said, teeter between a good association, if it's mild enough, and a distraction, like heavy perfume.

"But it reminded me of Elvis Costello, and that definitely didn't have a good association to me.

Instead, it understatedly nudges the brand over its prism-shaped rival through a feel-good association with gratitude and Christmas time.

"You need to learn good seating, good talking and good association with your friends," said the monk, the Venerable Monriath Pinn, handing them a list of Buddhist characteristics of good students.

"But with the name Lollapalooza, whether it's a good association or a bad association, when it rolls by you the first time you are going to pay attention".