Sentence examples for goods will grow from inspiring English sources

But sales of luxury goods will grow more than twice as quickly, reckons CLSA: by 25% a year.

Penney hopes that the line of clothing and home goods will grow to more than $1 billion a year.

Spending by the nation's consumers surged last month and federal farm payments increased incomes, suggesting demand for goods will grow in the months ahead, government figures showed today.

America's Consumer Electronics Association, which stages the CES, forecasts that the Chinese market for electronic goods will grow by 5% to $281 billion this year, and at current growth rates will overtake America's next year.

The goods will grow in what the company says will be the country's largest rooftop greenhouse farm, a high-tech hydroponic operation that will boost yields, allowing the company to face-off with organic vegetables trucked from California, cutting thousands of miles from the supply chain while aiming to provide a fresher product at a competitive price.

"Meanwhile, domestic demand for manufactured goods likely will grow at a more gradual pace than in recent years as growth in consumers' real income slows in response to rising inflation and intensifying austerity".

"But from that I think good cooperation will grow".

I'm hoping good things will grow out that".

Good schools will grow, bad schools will change, and the poorest will benefit most"... apart from the ones in the school left behind, that is.

"For a long time, our state failed to compete for the kinds of good paying jobs with good benefits that will grow and sustain our economy," Governor Malloy said in a statement.

A study of global luxury trends from consultancy Bain & Company out yesterday predicted sales of designer clothes, leather goods and jewellery will grow just 2% to €223bn this year.