Sentence examples for goods give from inspiring English sources

Imports of cheaper or better goods give consumers more for their money and, through competition, raise domestic productivity.

To be part of the group, a man had to sell all his goods, give the money to the poor, and, like Francis, sever all ties with his family.

Applied to Goods: Give away samples, package a trial size with other products, cut deals with retailers to get prime shelf space.

Cross (2002) wrote that "Consumerism, the belief that goods give meaning to individuals and their roles in society, was victorious even though it had no formal philosophy, no parties, and no obvious leaders" (p. 1), and it was realized "in daily experiences, always changing, improving, and being redefined to meet the needs of individual Americans" (p. 3).

Our other baked goods give a taste for what caused our revenue shortfall.

Material goods give us a short-lived happiness sugar high, and we seem committed to making ourselves miserable.

There may be good give and take.

If you have something good, give us".

It was a good give and take.

Geraniums (good) give way to tedious ivies (er, mostly bad).

There's a good give and take at the meetings.