Sentence examples for a commodity death from inspiring English sources
In Spanish, as an extending process, the motif is the loss or taking of a possession (life) from the deceased or the giving of a commodity (death).
With a neonatal mortality rate of 30 per 1,000 live births (typical of South Asia) and a number-needed-to-treat of 185 per averted death, this translates to a commodity procurement cost of about US$45 per averted death.
The mawkish media engine, fuelled by death as a commodity, swiftly cranks into gear with details of childhood, celebrity friends, even – as we saw yesterday after L'Wren Scott's suicide – the way in which she ultimately let go of life.
Fortunately for Che, he never had to sell himself as a commodity; that was done to him after his death.
Lee's premature death left a large market without a commodity — a void soon filled by the waves of "Bruceploitation" films that soon swelled to tsunami proportions.
WTP represents the value that an individual places on a commodity, SG and TTO estimate a utility, most often on a scale where 0 is death and 1 perfect health.
In contrast, you can follow the trail of Palm's death crawl all the way back to its chief marketing officer saying, "Design is a commodity".
A commodity is substitutable.
Journalism is a commodity.
