Sentence examples for growing goods from inspiring English sources

"We are simply not convinced on the long-term earnings power of the rapidly growing Goods business," Merrill Lynch analyst Justin Post said downgrading the stock to underperform, a rating equivalent to a sell recommendation.

But the country's growing goods deficit, of almost £80 billion ($128 billion) in the first three quarters of 2012, more than wiped out its surplus from services and income (see left-hand chart).The balance of trade is no longer the urgent political issue it was when Britain was a manufacturing superpower.

"I'm for growing good food in a healthy garden".

But growing good fortune does not necessarily mean popularity, notes Teresa Potocka, an Anglo-Polish futurologist.

But, as the final paragraph of "Middlemarch" reminds us, the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts.

"What if you develop a bacteria that can go in and fight the cells that won't stop growing?" Good idea, Ms. Brown said.

Companies are seeing that they can meet consumer demand and reduce costs while supporting a more sustainable future and growing good jobs across the country.

It shows that microgravity can provide a better environment for growing good quality crystals which are difficult to obtain on the ground.

Crops aren't grown, goods aren't produced, families and communities break down.

As industry and commerce grew, goods such as food, materials, and medicines were no longer made by neighbors, but by large companies.

It means I can grow good tomatoes.