Sentence examples for Very commodities from inspiring English sources
"Burma is naturally very rich in the very commodities that will be most valued in the 21st century,... and China will likely bankroll any efforts to exploit these resources," Thant writes.
So we might as well "hedge" our rising food costs by investing in the very commodities whose prices are rising now...and will keep rising for years to come.
South America is very commodity-sensitive, and if you have a reasonable political and macrofinancial environment, it should do well.
As such, we are gravely concerned that the proposed counter-extremism and safeguarding bill will feed the very commodity that the terrorists thrive on: fear".
A statement backed by Liberty, Index on Censorship, the Muslim Council of Britain, and Sir Peter Fahy, the former chief constable of Greater Manchester and Cole's predecessor as policing lead for Prevent, says: "We are gravely concerned that the proposed counter-extremism and safeguarding bill will feed the very commodity that the terrorists thrive on: fear.
Australia, especially, is very commodity-based.
Such is the rarefied judgment of a critic, which, under the enlightenment model, is the very commodity justifying their existence.
Being major players on the very commodity exchange where copper is traded, their investment in the London Metals Exchange must certainly have helped.
The price for commodities is very good - just one dinar [$0.80, £0.50] for a sack of rice," he said.
Wall Street analysts are upgrading the earnings-per-share forecasts on Danish companies, more than in any country were monitoring aside from Australia, which is very commodities-oriented. Two companies we like in Denmark are Novo-Nordisk and Danske Bank.
"The supply of the very basic commodities is very challenging, so as a consequence the prices of the commodities themselves are very high whenever they are available," he said.
