Sentence examples for goods notably from inspiring English sources

Restrictions on traded goods, notably by road, are going, with potentially huge effects.

The fur trade introduced a number of useful manufactured goods, notably firearms and blankets.

A flood of cash to villages has made many goods, notably mobile phones, cable TV, more available.

The state's provision of many of these goods – notably transport, education, housing and healthcare – is being privatised or outsourced at an increasing rate.

Foreign exchange reserves have plunged, making it much harder for the country and its businesses to pay for imported goods, notably fuel.

The second-biggest benefit to poor countries would come from easier market access for low-end manufactured goods, notably textiles and clothing.

The desserts are particularly good, notably a coconut and kaffir lime panna cotta and a gorgonzola dolce with blistered grapes, a drizzle of honey and served with lavosh.

First, his substantive decisions strike us as good (notably, his expansion of the campus and his plans to invest significantly in the sciences).

In July 2002, federal health officials halted a large-scale trial of a combined estrogen-progestin pill that was causing more harm than good, notably by increasing the risk of breast cancer, heart disease and strokes.

Much of the renovation is very good, notably the reconstruction of the National Gallery, another building riddled with bullet-holes, which is being undertaken by another British architect and a graduate of Foster's, David Chipperfield.

It concluded there was indeed evidence of tremendous returns: Enron's trading operations were very good, notably in electricity and natural gas.In this section The new spendthrifts Plastic bubble Position filled What leadership?