Sentence examples for goods means from inspiring English sources

"Reducing the consumption of imported goods means confronting the sanctions," Mr. Bahmani said this month.

"The volatility of the goods means the fire is especially unpredictable and dangerous to approach," the official Xinhua agency said.

The tremendous flow of goods means that everyone, from customs inspectors and carriers to port officials themselves, is under constant pressure to move material as quickly as possible.

Tourist towns can provide excellent services to visiting Sims, but a lack of material goods means that they can find themselves unable to stand on their own.

At more than 52% a year, Venezuela's inflationary economy and overreliance on imported goods means "the only thing that doesn't go up here are people's salaries".

From the environmentalist viewpoint "public goods" means protecting wildlife.

All those foreigners buying inexpensive French goods meant that France was sucking up money.

Shelling continued, and relief goods meant for displaced people were looted.

The superlative of "dēterior" (meaning less good) means "the worst, the poorest".

The word "good" means different things in different spheres.

To the station, every make-good means lost revenue.