Sentence examples for goods it could from inspiring English sources

China has responded with its own list of US goods it could levy, including soya beans, aircraft and other major US exports, many of which come from battleground states influential in upcoming midterm elections.

Cross-retaliation "will impact much more than goods – it could set an important precedent and harm the US in other cases," Haroldo Cunha, the head of the Brazilian cotton growers' association Abrapa, told Reuters in 2010.

When it worked to flood the Indian market (once the province of a thriving native cotton-print industry) with inexpensive manufactured goods, it could be upheld, but, if Indian textiles threatened to make inroads in Britain, tariff manipulations made sure that they remained uncompetitive.

If the same were true for the resale of digital goods, it could be devastating for publishers.

So in 2007 he set a small quantity aside to see just how good it could be on its own.

The 6,000-valve 6,000-valvebuilt was called LEO - Lyons Electronic Office - and its inventor was in no doubt about the good it could do.

It was not to say how good it could be.

"It could be real good; it could be bad.

He had no idea how good it could be.

But be warned: the bread is so good it could be dessert.

If it had been no good, it could never have done that".