Sentence examples for makes goods from inspiring English sources

China makes goods spanning the entire value chain, on a scale that determines world prices.

It creates wealth and jobs, drives innovation and makes goods cheaper and more plentiful.

Firms have to depend on costly generators, which makes goods more expensive.

Advocates of protectionism rarely acknowledge that this approach makes goods, imported and otherwise, more expensive.

The strong dollar makes it more costly for tourists to visit Australia and makes goods manufactured outside Australia relatively less expensive, putting the nation at a competitive disadvantage at home and globally.

Although Chanel does not discuss it, the knitwear factory also makes goods for other luxury brands and, with the closure of Ballantyne and Pringle mills, is fast becoming the only supplier in the small town of Hawick.

He makes good money.

This makes good sense.

It makes good reading. . . .

That makes good sense.

Graphite makes good pencil lead.