Sentence examples for larger goods from inspiring English sources

The markets for larger goods were already saturated, so they experimented with smaller kitchen conveniences.

There is rarely a division of labour within an industry in nonliterate communities, except perhaps for the production of larger goods (such as houses or canoes); in these cases the division is often a temporary one, and each worker is competent to perform other phases of the task.

They all carry some downsides: shares carry more risk, while larger goods stockpiles entail storage costs.

But players commit them regardless, for the larger good of the team.

Some remained true to their partisan leanings; others sacrificed ideology to some larger good or strategy.

Some animal-welfare activists say that this new celebration can, in fact, achieve a larger good.

Is privation inherently good, or is it an evil that is sometimes necessary for a larger good?

He can also permit himself the belief that "perhaps in the hideous present some larger good was being born".

To Democrats, Mr. Reid is a hero who sacrificed for the larger good of his party's ability to control the Senate.

It is that he deploys his individualism for the larger good, which is how the movies reconcile the American problem of self and society.

Oversight and budgeting now are separated in fierce fiefdoms; no chairman is volunteering to surrender gavel powers for the larger good.