Sentence examples for which are items from inspiring English sources

Orders for durable goods, which are items expected to last at least three years, fell by 4.9percentt.

Americans are spending more on smaller items and discounted products, putting a pall on sales of durable goods, which are items intended to last three years or more.

Same-store sales were all in negative territory in categories like entertainment, including electronics; hard lines, which are items like hardware and crafts; apparel; and home.

Wholesale inventories of durable goods, which are items meant to last three years or more, including imported autos and parts, furniture and lumber, jumped 0.9percentt in December after gaining 0.4percentt in November.

Overall demand for durable goods, which are items expected to last at least three years, rose to a seasonally adjusted $231 billion in May, or 7.7 percent more than the level a year ago.

Even when a painting is nonrepresentational, it consists of colours and shapes, which are items in the outside world (even though certain individual colours and shapes in the painting may not exist in the outside world).

This will display results which are item summaries sorted in chronological order.

This study followed the questionnaire development process mentioned in [54] where the development of questionnaire is divided into three stages which are item construction, questionnaire reviewing process and questionnaire testing stage.

Only items with a significant mean difference among users served as primary dependent variables, which were Items 2 (privacy protection by patient consent) and 3 (supporting the promotion), for further multivariate analysis.

There were no missing POS scores for items 1-7, which are the items used in the correlation analyses (missing data for items 8-10 areportedted in Table 3).

There are beroak, which are hot items; hotzak, which are cold items (O.K., that's confusing); and pintxoak, which are Basque finger foods — little spreads and sandwiches that are traditionally, though not here, held together with toothpicks.