Sentence examples for goods for which from inspiring English sources

Goods for which there is no demand at home can be sold abroad.

Even goods for which there once seemed insatiable demand seem to be losing their lustre.

Ivory trinkets, meanwhile, are often regarded as luxury goods, for which demand may actually rise as they become dearer.

Crimes such as selling bad goods, for which the stocks were also used, were pretty easy to detect too.

My first chapter addresses the question, what drives governments with similar revenues to publicly provide very different amounts of goods for which private substitutes are available?

Mark Duggan's criminal record included only one minor drugs offence and one of handling stolen goods for which he was fined a total of £280.

This was the general social good for which the comprehensive system aimed.

We see our schools as a shared social good for which we currently have responsibility.

"We blundered about what we thought A.I. was going to be good for, which was replacing people," he said.

Even a good for which we might have been responsible but weren't — say, a fortune inherited rather than earned — may bring us great happiness.

This we refer to as epistemic responsibility relating to knowledge as an epistemic good for which one has responsibility towards the public and society.