Sentence examples for right goods from inspiring English sources
The success of retailers such as Wal-Mart in America or Marks & Spencer in Britain depends largely on getting the right goods to the right place on time.
("Argument 4: Even when the private profit system produces the right goods, it denies them to those who need them most, the poor").
Interviewees – particularly younger looters – talked about the pressure and "hunger" for the right brand names, the right goods: iPhones, BlackBerrys, laptops, clothing made by Gucci and Ralph Lauren.
The glue that binds the whole system together is trust trust that suppliers will deliver the right goods on time; trust that the payments will duly pass down the supply chain.
But shipping relief supplies from Point A to Point B has become far more orderly, with entire staffs working with charities, finding planes and crews to transport the supplies and ensuring that the right goods get to those who need them most.
He is to most of us the invisible-hand guy, the Scottish face on the British twenty-pound note — the one who showed that greed was good, that the market, left to its own devices, would always set the right price and favor the right goods, Milton Friedman in a kilt.
"You're a right good sport".
And a right good captain, too.
