Sentence examples for goods broadened from inspiring English sources

Although offering more types of goods broadened its appeal, it was Amazon.com's service that gained it customer loyalty and ultimate profitability.

America could start by throwing open its markets to Haitian agricultural produce and manufactured goods, broadening and making permanent the provisions of a promising trade bill negotiated in 2008.

He said that was because as luxury goods conglomerates broadened their customer base in recent years from the particularly well-heeled to average consumers who occasionally indulge their taste for luxury brands, they have made themselves vulnerable to factors like the travel market.

As a result, today the traditional definition of "social good" has broadened to encompass a "shareable" sentiment.

I have nothing against supermarket shower gels, but sometimes it's good to broaden your horizons.

Most importantly, we need convey to students that they can and must actively shape their career by building a good skillset, broadening their range of work experiences, identifying opportunities, facing challenges and embracing new technology and new styles of working.

In fairness, over the last few years the infosec community has been good at broadening its definition of "secure" beyond "external hacker resistant" … but it seems pretty apparent that much, much more work is needed.

We consider two policy-relevant questions in particular: (1) is one of these injections particularly good at broadening the production base, as measured by the size of the non-oil extraction sector? and (2) is one of these injections particularly good at improving the income of the more disfavored in terms of their original per capita income groups of households?

Maybe it's a positive sign that the parameters of good looks have broadened.

Alexis Petridis of The Guardian called the track a fantastically good song that broadened "her potential market from teenage girls to anyone who used to be a teenage girl".

Instead of broadening the choices of how to look good, we have only broadened the ways we try to look alike.