Sentence examples for goods go back from inspiring English sources
The first efforts to compel the government to buy American goods go back to the Great Depression.
Even the prices set for local goods go back to him, local sources say.
For instance, a new paper by Philip Graves, a professor at the University of Colorado, suggests that economists systematically undervalue environmental goods, possibly by a lot*.The standard approach to valuing public goods (including environmental goods) goes back to a classic paper by Paul Samuelson in 1954.
I've never seen a steeper drop in consumer durable goods going back 50 years.
The loss of these cultural goods going back to the third millennium BC epitomizes the human condition through the ages from Neolithic to Assyrian, neo-Assyrian to Greek then Roman, Biblical and Islamic.
"We were feeling good, going back out there in a tie game and then: bang".
I've seen the golf course and I feel good going back there".
It has been good going back to the beginning at a time when the films have done such a demolition job on the brand I loved so much.
A big part of what makes Peru's cuisine so good goes back to diversity from its divergent landscape, to its thriving ecosystem, to the multitude of cultures that come together within its borders.
Maybe it's good I go back to my roots".
