Sentence examples for sample of goods from inspiring English sources
The statistics also showed that 200,000 more children are in families described as being in "material deprivation", which means they cannot afford a sample of goods and services, such as holidays away from home.
The Office for National Statistics ONSS) has been explaining the latest changes to its shopping basket - the sample of goods used to measure inflation.
Thus where an Act said that an inspector of nuisances "may procure any sample" of goods for analysis, it was held that the inspector might validly send his assistant to buy a sample of coffee, as he had in no way authorized his assistant to exercise the discretion legally reposed in himself.
We also used a less strict definition of good quality sputum collection, i.e. good if at least one sputum sample of good quality was submitted.
The most important aspect is establishing a reference standard of what a sample of good, high-quality material should look like; i.e., companies need these reference standards with which to compare incoming ingredients.
IT'S common in New York to see teams of college-age students handing out samples of goods like fruit juice and dog food.
Decision of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission No. 94 "On the Regulations on a single procedure for conducting joint inspections of facilities and sampling of goods (products) subject to veterinary control".
Consider offering free trials of services, or free samples of goods to build rapport.
My sample basket of goods, enough for a three-month supply for a family of four, cost $251 at Amazon.
The platoon brought back samples of good food and fine worksmanship, and a report that the Humans were defenseless.
From the washing machine-sourced glee of Matmos' Ultimate Care II, to the soaring vocal drones and quivering samples of Good Willsmith's Things Our Bodies Used to Have, to the shuddering household sounds of Wanda Group's Ornate Circular, the collagist approach of our concrète forebears can open up a surprising spectrum of emotions.
