Sentence examples for goods which have from inspiring English sources

Prices for manufactured goods, which have a weighting of 64% in the WPI, have risen by 6.6% over the past year.

Consumer demand for vodka, rum and gin continues to outpace Scotch, bourbon and other brown goods, which have attracted a stream of challengers.

Export sales benefited by a surge in purchases of durable goods, which have a useful life of three years or more.

Wal-Mart has been gaining sales with its private-label household goods, which have wider profit margins than name-brand products.

Many economists say the real rate could be at least double the official rate, partly because it does not fully take into account the prices of many imported goods, which have become prohibitively expensive.

Bear in mind also that you can never be made responsible for the cost of returning faulty goods or substitute goods, which have been supplied where the ordered goods are not available.

But the biggest factor has been the deficit in trade in goods, which has shrunk by 2.2% of GDP.

It gave Indian manufacturers access to a variety of intermediate and capital goods which had earlier been too expensive.

By then the baking business had entered a slow growth phase as inflation in baked goods, which had allowed the company continually to raise prices, subsided.

Over half the state's revenues come from a sales tax on goods, which has not kept pace with Texas's shift to a service-based economy.

After unsuccessfully demanding £260 for delivery, he eventually drove away, taking the goods – which had never been taken out of the van – with him.